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BLACK PANTHER PARTY
FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY FOR SELF-DEFENSE
CHARACTERIZATION OF SUBVERSIVE CRGANIZATION
EXTREMIST MATTER - BLACK PANTHER PARTY

The Black Panther Party (BPP), organized in December,
1966, at Oakland, California, by Huey P. Newton and Bobby George
Seale, has the publicly-stated purpose of organizing black
people to take control of the life, politics and destiny of
the black community. The Party, operating the Black Panther
Intercommunal News Service, publishes a newspaper called
"The Black Panther,'' which at one time openly advocated the
use of guns and guerrilla tactics in a revolutionary program
to end the oppression of the black people but since early
1971 has spoken for a survival program pending revolution.
BPP national headquarters, aka Black Panther Intercom-
munal Headquarters, is located in Oakland, California,

While openly advocating direct overthrow of the
U. S. Government by force and violence until 1971, leaders
have since avoided extreme statements in favor of calling
for action within the established order. Newton, in an
interview appearing in the May, 1973, issue of "Playboy"
Magazine, stated the Panthers’ chief ambition is to change
the American Government by any means necessary but that
ultimately such change will be through armed violence.

Despite its claimed dedication to community service,
indicators of the BPP's contimed attraction to violence persist,
Since July, 1974, Newton and other BPP members have been arrested
in Oakland, California, for threatening police officers,
murder of a 17-year-old female and the pistol whipping of
Newton's tailor. Newton failed to appear on these charges and
is now a local fugitive. Additionally, one died and three

- were wounded as a result of a shooting at a BPP-sponsored

dance in Oakland, California, in October, 1974,

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SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

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The Secret Army Organization (SAO) was clandestinely
formed during the Fall.of 1971 in Arizona. Membership to date
has been small and it appears tc have the same basic terats as.
the Minutemen. In fact, several of those involved in SAG
were formerly active in tha Minutemen. The mail drop for
this organization reportedly is in care of an individual in
Ramona, California, who has been involved in Minutemen and
white-hate activities in the past.

This ultraconservative paramilitary organization
was recently involved in extremist activities in San Diego,
California. Members of this group reportedly made threatening
telephone calls to a local college professor who is active
in a group which plans to organize demonstrations at the
forthcoming Republican National Convention, Following these
telephone calls, a member of SAO fired shots from an auto-
mobile into the professor's home, wounding a guest.

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SUBJECT: FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

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Re Newark teletype to Bureau 1/14/74; Bureau letter
to Newark 2/13/74; Springfield teletype to Bureau 3/8/74;
Springfield letter to Bureau 3/21/74.

Enclosed for the Bureau are five copies’ of an LHM
dated and captioned as above. Enclosed is one LHM for each 1:
receiving office for information purposes |!

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This investigation is based on information ach.
indicates the subject is possibly engaged in activities which?
could involve a violation of Title 18, USC, Section 241 (Conspiracy
Against Rights of Citizens), Section 245 (Federally Pro
Activities), Civil Rights Act of 1968, or related Civil Rights
Statutes.

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The subject claimed on 9/27/73 to be the acting
Grand Dragon of the Ku Kiux Klan.

It is recommended DRAGER be continued as a subject cd
ADEX, inasmuch as he has since 9/12/73, been traveling the East
Coast claiming to be a Grand Dragon of the KKK and overail
coordinator for ae ed | MENLO organizations located on the

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white-hate extremist literature. DRAGER has shown 4 propénsity = ,:
for violence in the past and has alilegediy admitted participation ~~“
in a bombing. DRAGER has shown a willingness and capability to
engage in terrorism or other such acts which would resuit™ in the -
interference with or a threat to the survival and effective

operation of National, State or local governments.

One copy of LHM being disseminated locally to:
Secret Service, Newark.

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of DRAGER,

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Newark in receipt of insufficient information to .
characterize the American White Nationalist Party mentioned in
attached LHM,

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8 On September 6, 1974, detailed information developed
during Federal Burecu of Investigation (FBI) investigation
concerning the discovery of five (5) sticks of dynamite :
finside the Mediation Room of the’ Unite@ Nations General Assembly
(UNGA) Building, New York, New York, on August 7, 1974,

was presented to a Federal Grand Jury (FGJ), Southern

District of New York (SDNY), New York, New York, which
subsequently returned a sealed true pill indictment against
MECHAEL HALSEY BROWN, 101 Cherry Road, Berea, Kentucky,
charging BROWN with violation Title 18, United States

Code, Sections 371 (Conspiracy), 112A (Attempt to Injure
Foreign Diplomat or Official Guest of the United States) and

970 (Protection of Foreign Diplomatic Establishments and Intérnas

tional-Organizations), on same date. Following the above
indictment, a bench warrant was issued for MICHAEL HALSEY
BROWN by United States District Court Judge WILLIAM

C, CONNOR, SDNY, New. ‘York, New York, with $100,000 surety bond -
recommended,

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page of each document disseminated.

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Vig __ AIRTEL
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (105~-165706-41) *

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Re Richmond teletype to the Director and WFO
dated 2/27/69 and WFO teletype to the Director and Richmond
dated 2/28/69.

.. Enclosed for Bureau dissemination are nine copies
of LHM re possible burglary of Hunter's Haven, aka Potomac
Arms at O Prince Street, Alexandria, Va., which is a gun
dealer firm. Dissemination being made via FD 342 to the
following:

116th MIG, Washington, D.¢c.

NISO, Washington, D.C.

OSI; Suitland Hall, Washington, D.C.

U. S. Secret Service, Washington, D.C.

Alcohol, Tobacco Tax Division, Washington, D.C.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to
File No, Richmond, Virginia

March 12, 1969

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‘BLACK PANTHER PARTY
INFORMATION CONCERNING

Information was received from Inspector Francis
Johnson, Alexandria, Virginia Police Department on February
27, 1969 to the effect that an unknown source of information
to the Alexandria, Virginia Police Department had recently

been approached by persons, which that source deserr as coucd !
Black Pancner ac_reduested the floor plans for Soe ae)

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Dusiness in 4 Sr aaa ammuni t4.on.

The Alexandria, Virginia Police Department estab-
lished appropriate surveillance at this company, and an un-
known person was seen to cut through the cyclone fence ap-
proximately 7:30 P.M. on March 1, 1969, and thereafter crawl
under the building. An attempt was made by this individual
to saw a hole through the floor of the building, but she
would-be burglar was hampered in his sawing operation by guns
and cases, which obstructed his sawing as well as the cold
and water under the building. He was seen to depart through
the hole in the Pence, which he then temporarily reyjaizre
He was not successful in gaining access to the building nor
in obtaining any weapons. No arrests were made, hoping tnat
accomplices would also be involved.

Inspector Johnson advised on March 3 and Maren 10,
1969 that the nolice have a "monitoring device" at the puild-
ing, which will alert them at the police headquarters to any
unusual noises after working hours, inasmuch as they have
withd2awm thelp surveillance team. He stated that the source
of information is not a member of the Black Panthers, but
that the source continues to describe the burglars as such.

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‘ ; BLACK PANTHER PARTY

According to its official newspaper, the Black Panther
Party (BPP) was started during December, 1966, in Oakland,
California, to organize plack - people so they can take control
of the life, politics, ana the destiny of the black community.
It was organized by Bobby George Seale, BPP Chairman, and
Huey P. Newton, BPP Minister of Defense. - Newton is presently
serving a senténce of 2 t0 15 years on a conviction of man--
'.« glaughter in connection wita the killing df an Oakland police
officer.

The official newspaper, "The Black Panther", which
further describes tself as the "Black Community News Service,"
states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and guerrilla
tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression of the
black people, Residents of the black community are urged to
arm themselves against the police who are consistently re-
ferred to in the publication as "pigs" who should be killed,

“Me Black Panther" issue of September 7, 19638,
contains an editorial by EPP Minister of Education, George
Mason Murray, which ends with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of
America , revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
worth keeping is a revolutionary culture. Change. Freedom
everywhere, Dynamite: Black Power. Use the gun. Kill the
pigs everywhere.’

Included in the introduction to‘an article appear-
ing in the October 5, 1968, edition of "The Black Panther"
s the statement, "... we will not dissent from American
Government. We will overthrow it.”

Issues of "The Black Panther” regularly contain
quotations from the writings of Chairman MAO Tse-tung of the
People's Republic of China and feature MAO's statement that

"nolitical power grows out of the barrel of a gun."

The national headquarters of the BPP is located
at 3106 Shattuck Avenue , Berkeley, alifornia. Branches have
peen established at various locations throughout the United
States, ”

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File No.
, Mazroh 12, 1969
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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

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Re Detroit airtel to Bureau, dated 11/8/68,
‘captioned "DEVELOPMENT OF RACIAL INFORMANTS IN THE BLACK
SPANTEER PARTY (BPP), RM, 00: SAN FRANCISCO".

Enclosed for the Bureau are 11 copies of an LEM
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This matter is being pursued intensively by

the Detroit Office and contact is maintained on a daily | Ee
- basis with the Intelligence Unit of the Michigan State , .
Police and the Special Investigations Bureau of the

Detroit Police Department, both having direct interest in
local black nationalist activities and conduct surveillances
in regard to key black nationalist figures in the Detroit
area. Racial informants, who are familiar with the black
nationalist activity in the Detroit area, are contacted often
in regard to an organized BPP in the Detroit area. Contact
with the above sources has revealed that no organized BPP

has been established in the Detroit area wherein the BPP is
holding regular scheduled meetings.

In the event any information is received to show
that a BPP is organized and meeting at a regularly scheduled
time, the Bureau and other appropriate offices will be
properly advised.

Sources utilized in the enclosed LHM are as follows:

FO. f bt Lt, WILLIAM MC §OY, Special Investigations Bureau,
Detroit Police Department; -

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The television program mentioned in the enclosed
me LHM was viewed in its entirety by SA JAMES M. PAIGE of the
Detroit Division. .

The enclosed LHM is classified confidential to
protect sources of continuing value.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Ginlinialdptidiaialainiy

in Reply, Please Refer to :, : :
- File No. Detroit, Michigan

~ November 12, 1968

Re: Black Panther Party (BPP)
Detroit Division

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A characterization of the BPP is contained
in the appendix attached hereto.

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Sources hereinafter referred” to have furnished
reliable information in the past.

On November 11, 1968, from 7:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.,
WIVS Channel 56, a local educational television station in
the Detroit area, carried a program entitled, "Facts About’
the Black Panther Party”. The program was moderated by Lonnie
Peeks, a local black militant associated with the Student
Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).

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in the appendix attached hereto.

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persons, all from the Detroit area, appearing:

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Detroit Division

The panelists were introduced by the moderator
‘ Lonnie Peeks with the following titles:

Luke Tripp - Deputy Minister of Information

Leonard Brown - Deputy Minister of Education

Victor Stewart - Deputy Chairman

Marian Kramer - No title

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Luke Tripp stated that the Black Panther Party is
not a party that adheres to violence but is geared towards
political education for the black people. ‘Tripp stated that
the Black Panther Party is running Eldridge Cleaver, leader
of the BPP in San Francisco, California, for the presidency
of the United States.in Michigan. Cleaver is being sponsored
by the New Politics Party. Tripp stated that the BPP is not
interested in seeking or getting. votes, rather it is concerned
with presenting its program for revolution to the American
people. Tripp stated that social turmoil as manifested by
George Wallace, youth rebellions and riots in the streets,
can be blamed on power being in the hands of the establishment
and not in the hands of the people where it belongs. Tripp
stated that the black economic, political and social condition .
as opposed to the condition of the whites is far below normal.
The system has as its basis a cast system based on race. It
is the relationship of the oppressor and the oppressed, superior
to the inferior. Tripp stated that socially the black man

- + is unable to control his destiny. School, police and welfare
are all in the hands of the white people and the black people
must grasp for what is left.

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Tripp further stated the BPP has a ten point program
that is geared towards elevating the black people out of the
slums. He further stated that the BPP in the Detroit area is
in the process of organizing a party and at this point has no
definite meeting place or date. However, any persons interested
in assisting the organization of the BPP in the Detroit area
may do so by contacting Luke Tripp or Leonard Brown.

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Re: Black Panther Party
. Detroit Division .

Leonard Brown mentioned the fact that the white

, policemen must realize that the black people are not

afraid of them and will defend themselves in any critica:
situation. Brown mentioned the fact that a good example of
the white police officer is the incident that occurred in
New York City where 200 white off-duty policemen attacked
innocent members of the BPP. Brown further stated that the
black political leaders in the country are nothing but
"phonies" and "Uncle Toms". He further stated it is time
for the white power structure to realize that it is impossible
to dictate to the black people as they have been doing for
years and that the black people only want a chance to govern
their community as they see fit.

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Victor Stewart stated that the BPP in its useful
state is not an "underground party” but an “above the ground
party". Stewart stated that the only way the black people can
excel or exist ii fiisworld controlled by the white man is to
take what he wants. Stewart stated that this does not mean
asking or getting on your knees begging the,white power
structure, He further stated that the key to"the black man's
destiny is through black political education classes in
which he will be cognizant of the political structure in this
country. Stewart further stated that the BPP's motto is
fo "All power to the people; Black power to biack people".

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Marian Kramer, Negro, female, stated that the black
female must awaken and play a vital role in organizing the .
BPP. She stated for years the black female has been neglected” '
from the political system in our country.

Sources in the Detroit area who are familiar with’
the black nationalist movement, stated that they. have no
information at this time that a BPP is organized in the
Detroit area and conducts regular scheduled meetings. These ~
sources further advised that during other black militant .
organizational meetings the name Black Panther Party has come
up; however, no significant meaning as to actually being

~ ie established in the Detroit area is known.

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This document contains neither recommendations nor
conclusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It is
the property of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and is
loaned to your agency; it and its contents”are not to be
distributed outside your agency.

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY, also

known as Black Panther Party

for Self Defense

A source advised that the Black Panther Party for
Self Defense (BPPSD) was formed by HUEY PERCY NEWION, Minister
of Defense, and BOBBY GEORGE SEALE, Chairman, in December,
1966, as a militant black nationalist political organization
to combat "police britality", to unite militant black youth,
and to determine the destiny of black communities. The
political philosophy was taken from writings of Chairman MAO
, Tse-tung of Communist China and black militant writers.

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In March, 1968, the name of the organization was
changed to Black Panther Party (BPP).

‘ - The.official BPP publication, "The Black Panther
Party - Black community News Service", states’ that the BPP
advocates use of guns and guerrilla tactics in their violent
revolutionary program to end oppression of black people.

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. . On Febriary 17, 1968, ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, Minister of
Information, announced merger of the BPP and Student Non-violent
Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and bestowed title of Minister of

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7 SNCC is a militant Negro” ‘organization :

, which preaches: black supremacy. |

~ ‘ Headquarters of BPP and Huey P. Hewton Defense Fund BE
ae are located at 4421 Grove Street, Oakland, California. é
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., Re: Black Panther Party | .
i Detroit Division APPENDIX

STUDENT NON-VIOLENT .CCOPDINATING COMMITTEE

The Student Non-Violest Coordinating Committee (SKCC),
headquartered at 360-362 Nelson Street, S.W., Atlanta, Georgia,
is a non-membership organization, hich was born out of the

sit~in movement that erupted across the fouth beginning in
1960,

.

Today SNCC identifies itself as an organization in the’
revolutionary vanguard, It advocates that to be successful it
is necessary to develop a revolutionary ideology and revolutionary

Sesrehss

program. :
BN

According to SNCC, the year 1987 marked a historic a

milestone in the struggle for the liberation of black people =
in the United States and the year that revolutionaries throughout LB
the world began to understand more fully the impact of the “.
black movement. SNCC declared that "liberation will come only rE
when there is final destruction of this mad octupus--the capitalis- .
tic system of the United States with all its life-sucking 1
tentacles of exploitation and racism that choke the pesple of le
Africa, Asia, and Latin America. The realities of black life, ie
together with the recognition instilled in SNCC workers forced ie
its members to further popularize the legitimacy: of self- ie
defense and rebellious when oppression became too great." ie
From May, 1966, until May, 1967, STOKELY CARMICHAEL !

was National Cheirman of €NCC. As of July, 1968, CARMICHARL i?
resided in Wahington, D.C., where he was affiliated with .

‘

SNCC and active as temnorary chairman of a black coalition group,
In May, 1967, CARNICHAEL was replaced by HUBERT GEROID BROWN,
conmonly known as H, RAP BROWN, who served until June, 1968,

tee

. in June, 1968, at the Stati and Central Committee
meeting of SNCC held in Atlanta, Georgia, it was decided te
restructure the organization by eaualization of responsibility
by creating ten devuty or vice chairmanships. The primary

purpose for this change a to take law enforcement pressure

“.* off any single individua

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aegdpPe BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),
Oooh also known as @: osenss
Coa lack Panther Party for If Defense
t ew f ~
, Accordin, ‘to the official newspaper oe the BPP, the BPP
was started during December, 1966, in Oakland@, California, to.
organize black people | so they can teke control of the life,
politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was
organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairtnan, and HUEY P. NEWTON,
. Minister of Defense, EPP.

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and
guerrilla tactics in us revolutionary program cto end oppression
of the black people. sidents of the black community are
urged to arm Prcnselves. against the police who are consistently
referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.

The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an
article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY,

This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use .
the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an
article introduced with the following statement: "We will
not. dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."

‘ DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
kill Richard Nixon."

. DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of
“December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate the

very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
‘and violence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspaper had
an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows

"The only way to make this racist US government administer
justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking

‘up arms against this cqovernment, killing the officials,
until the reactionary forces...are dead and those that

are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby
passing revolutionary judgement against the number one
enemy of all mankind, the racist US government

The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,

_ Oakland, California. Branches of the BPP, and Committees to
Combat Fascism, under control of the BPE, have been established
cin ‘various locations in the USA, -

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OPTIONAL PORK. “10. 10” :
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Memorandum

TO : DIRECTOR, FBI DATE: 10/22/71
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FROM, : SAC, PHOENIX (157-NEW) (P) cme are,
PA tat ey
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Jsony : “Scamp akmy ORGANIZATION aC

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There are enclosed to the Bureau and to ihterested
a } offices a letterhead memorandum pertaining to captioned
SN organization. Five copies of the LHM are designated for the a
aa Bureau and three copies are designated for pertinent fieldh a
af . offices. . w Ve
5 The confidential informant why furnisKed-the. ad ke a at
I~ information contained in the LHM is DA 7/8358, who furnisWed = **u Xf |
4 the information on 10/18/71 to the Phoenix office. — el? 8
, fone peut Remar Tv:
e the meeting in rauestion, 4 See RR Toe

co ial informant would be af ‘easy task. It is,
fore, recommendéd that the LHM not be diSseminated outside |

the Bureau, No dissemination.is being made at Phoenix.
is felt that this, could be done at a later date when the i]

one 15-5 EME,

oxgaitization ‘has been developed in mor€“e0heSete f£0rn.

ewe nrc cr in Tar ne nce Ae NA sie she nenbmncee:

7. Phoenix’ informant advised that the individuals /
" spearheading the organization of the Secret Army Organization
“seemed to be SAM DAVES, aka JPRRY DAVIS, | together with (FNU)
,« BARRY, both. of San Diego. Tiel mait drop for the organization
will be care of HOWARD“ CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona,
California 920657 Informant advised that (FNU) STAN seemed
to lack enthusiasm for the new organization, and seemed to be
more politically oriented along the lines of the American ¢
Nazi Party. _infoumantabimsed ft st00k cautious, stand toward

- the, deliberations .0fthe group? Honea ee entioned in the "—" \®
4s course of the meeting “as” being knowledgéable about the new fad
~ organization are: $B REM ON Las Vegas, Nevada; and (FNU)

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. the "HISTORY OF THE SECRET ORGANIZATION" material attached
to this LHM wherein a group of_Six.Minutemen allegedly met
in Northern, Arizona i DeREbUA GY 960 on the general
tenor of the conversations at, Yuma. incidental to the organ-
izational meeting there informant feels that the meeting he
attended at Yuma is the fixs official organizational. meeting
of the group. e assassination of Minutemen leader has
reference to TROY HAUGHTON, former State Coordinator of the

Minutemen in California, who has. been missing approximately
three years.

Source advised that the organizing. group mentioned)
in the:..attached LHM met in Yuma for the purpose of having
access to the gun show that took place at the Ea ice counds. j
one on October 16 andl Crh Ielolay Under. the..SPONS.O“S.h

wanis Club. This organizing..group-is..interested..
establishine the availability of automatic-weaponsy-—.

pensar ae ATE
LEADS:

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Nene pnverereas

The “SAN DIEGO, SEATTLE and LAS VEGAS DIVISIONS will > ,
through confidential sources establish the full identity of

the pndaysouers who met in secret at Yuma, Arizona, oO ‘ a :
October 16, 17, 1971, in connection with this matte
The LHM is being classified CONFIDENTIAL to protect rego

the identity of source, who is of continuing value and whose aa
exposure could be detrimental to the national defense.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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In Reply, Please Refer to . . . . , IDERYs
File No. Phoenix, Arizona

October 22, 1971

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* SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

THensciIveS"VWrtE™the plans and process of reorganizing the we
Minutemen under ‘the same basic tenets but under the new nam 6
"Secret Army Organization". PX T.~1 advises that fhe Live.
known individuals who attended this meeting used Yirst “name
only and travétéd to this meeting place from San Diego,
California; Seattle, Washington; Las Vegas, Nevada; and
Phoenix, Arizona. The five are identified briefly as

follows:

. . On October 16 and 17 91, coterie of fi
met clandestine! ober 16 and 1 JAZ, a-caters “and oriented] cow?
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Name

Address
Racé

Sex
Nationality ::
Height
Weight

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Race
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Height
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Race White. CAL IE
Sex ‘aie ”
Nationality _Aiienicanen.,
Height. , pes
Weight 85, pounds 40
Hair ™Short_ brown hair
Eyes HAZ desemers
Build . to.
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Address 74 From,Seattle,,lashingto
Race ‘ Whites mes
Sex 3 Male.
Nationality ‘MMS LACAM sees
Height ., ie oae's
Weight On DUDS omer
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Eyes a Blues,
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Height “5110 710"
Weight "190 pounds... ree
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Miscellaneous “Weateab lasses

Source furnished thé following four items’ of
printed material, which had been prepared before the meeting
for recruitment purposes and for dissemination to prospective

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. CONFIDENTIAL
SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
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. 3 members for captioned organization;<sthis material is self-

explanatory as to a statement of principles for the organiza-
tion and is being made an appendage of this memorandum.

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This document -contains neither recommendations
nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the ~
FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are
not to be distributed outside your agency.
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_-- History of @: Secret Army Organizacion

One early morning in February, 1970, a group of six Minutemen leaders from
four slates met secretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and
imprisonment of two top M:nutemen leaders and the assassination of a third had
brought on the organization, Although some of these men had met before in their roles
as Minutemen group leaders, others were ineeting for the first time.

‘

é After-much discussion, two principal points wefe agreed upon, First, that the
Minutemen as a natiénal coordination organization of militant right-wing groups had
effectively been destroyed by the pro-commenist elements inside the Justice Depart-

ment. While individual units still existed throughout the country, few had the financial
support or leadership to be really effective. Second, that the need for such a coordi- .- -
mating organization wasgreater than ever in view ofthe increased revolutionary activity
by communists in the United States. '

With these two points in mi nd, suggestions were put forward on a course of

| action to be followed. After ameéting that lasted all that day and far into,the next
morning, an overall plan of action was finally agreed upon. All present ; ‘agreed to
merge their individual units together and form a new organization under tife command

’. of one leader elected from among themselves, with the other five to be members of a
General Staff that would advise and assist the new leader. :

While retdining the basic programs and policies of the Minutemen, it was
decided that not only should this new organization-have a different name, but also a
completely new chain of command and organizational siructure. If the new organiza-
tion was going to survive the attacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach
would be needed. Never again could the arrestor death of a few leaders be allowed to
cripple the entire organization.

For this reason it was decided that only a highly disciplined military type
orgainization with a definite chain ofcommand would have any chance of success. This
then, was the beginning of the Secret Army Organization. Beginning with an original
force of hard corepatriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Secret Army
Organization began thejob of picking up the pieces and continuing to fight for national
and individual freedom. Using this cadre of dedicated personnel as a nucleus, the
S.A. 0. has been recruiting and training new members in the skills they will need as
.the freedom fighters of tomorrow.

The leaders of theS. A. O. have no idea of fighting a last ditch stand. We have
no desire iocommit suicide ourselves,or to let our members do so. We have a -
strategy which we believe will ultimately lead to victory. Only one thing is essential.
We must start preparing and training NOW? We of the S.A. O. believe that our couniry

is worthy of any sacrifice. If you feel the same way, we invite you to join us,

.

CONFIDENTI AL

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'@ . a .
Ss To. ¥pective Members Of The
SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION

CONFIDENT TAL

The Secret Army Organization is the most active, most completely dedicated and _
most selective in its membership of all the many patriotic organizations in America.
We are willing to make any sacrifice for our country and we fully expect that some of
us will have to make the ultimate sacrifice before victory is achieved. Our very lives
depend on each other. There is no place in this organization for bunglers, playboys or
lukewarm conservatjves. If you join the Secret Army Organization, there might easily
come a time that your life would depend on haw competently some other member had

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learned his job. . .

Unless you are especially well informed on .the domestic and world political
Situation, it is probable that you have a lot to learn about the present threat our nation
faces. Unless you have had many years experience in actual underground warfare,
there is undoubtedly a lot you can learn from the experts in our organization who have
developed and supervised our training program.

OUR NATION [8 IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

It is possible that’ within a very few years, ‘perhaps even within months, our
nation could be conquered and, enslaved by the communists. To prevent this we must
know aS much as possible about our enemies. Unless we know who they are and what
they are doing we will not succeed in our efforts to maintain a free America.

THE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

In driving an invader from your land the resistance involved goes through three
stages of development,

1) The Underground Network
2) Active Guerrilla Warfare
3) Open or Conventional Warfare

The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the
enemy does but must also have active guerrillas andunderground agents working against
the enemy, too. Inthe present state of military tactics conventional warfare cannot
succeed unless these other two ingredients are used simultaneously.

The first stepis to form an underground network. An active gucrrillasystem
must have the support of an underground network of approximately three times its own
size, This underground must supply the actiye guerrilla fighter with supplies, con-
cealment, information, etc. Anunderground network starts with departments of
intelligence, security and propaganda in that order,

Sabotage, espionage, subversion® infiltration, escape and evasion, training,
clandestine fabrication of supplies, counterfeiting enemy documents, recruiting, com-
munications and propaganda are other’ phases of underground activity, Each member
of the Seeret Army Organization, to be effective, must Have a working knowledge of
all these taclics as well as the military taclics more commonly associated with guerril-

| la activities. CONFIDENTEAT
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=o ~——. — s & ASSIGNMENT TO uNITs @
‘ gourtinatial

Many people that inquire about m embership in the Secret A Army Organization
seem to have an idea that they will be immediately accepted into an active unit.
Look at it this way. * Suppose you had spent a year or more carefully recruiting and
training until you had a hard hitting team where every individual was reliable, dedi-
cated,, and had confidence in his fellow unit members, Woulda't if make you mad to
have the nalional or regional organization assign some rank afiateur to your unit
that you vou knew little or nothing about?

Beforé any new member is assignedic an active unit or to an important under-

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ground project, | he mast undergo a peried of irainifig. During this training he will be |

directed through the mails by an experienced member andsome of his activities may
be observed by other members without his knowledge. Oaly when a new member
proves himself to be conscientious, trustworthy, seli-disciplined and able to operate
effectively alone will he be accepted as a “secure member" and invited to participate
with other unit members in a teamwork operation.

- EXPENSES .-

, Unfortunately, mast good. things don't come cheap, Although we make every
effort to keep down the expense of mem ership in theSecret Army Organization, you
musi expect to pay your own way.

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Dues to the Secret Army Organization are $3.00 per month. This money is
absolutely necessary for use to maintain our central files and headquarters, for
postage and printing, to finance our extensive intelligence-neiwork, and to maintain
training areas, .

Each member will have other expenses depending on the type of activity he is ©

engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, ammunition and
oiher basic combat equipment. During training the new member may be expected to

. buy certain books er subscribe io ceriain magazines that his work requires. Daring

this time the new member wiil also be supplied with reading material on the strategy

and tactics of guerrilla warfare. Tahis home work will make it possible for him te

fit in quickly to an active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,
marksmanship training, ete.

Followiag this preliminary training a member may be either assigned to an
existing unit, assisted in organizing his ownunit if he has shown sufficient leadership
qualities or become part of an underground network. _

. .

Upon your acceptance into the Seeret Army Organization you will be given a

definite series of projects described jm writing so you will know exactly what will be

expected of you. “

' We hope that you can succeed in this effort because your country desperately

needs patriots at this time. .

CONFIDENTTAL,
Secret Army Organization

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> SECRIS ARMY ORGANIZAQION
or APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP. CONFIDENTTAS
NOTICE TO APPLICANT: AU information on this form will be kept confidential. AU

records of members of the Secrct Army Organization are stored in a way that they
can be swiftly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands.

Name Sex__._ Age.
.
Address wee Marital Status
. j »  (Qtreet)
State. Wi fe’s Name
Zip Code Telephone ~
Date of Birth__- :
(Month) . (Day) (Year)
Occupation : . Education
Special Subjects Studied _. R ”
-Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?
Veteran... CC Brancch ___ Highest Rank

What Service Training Have You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-

ization?
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Physical Description: Height Weight Color Eyes
Color Hair__.___———_—r Health; Good Fair. Poor

Any Physical. Disabilities or Limitations ?

Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?_____. If Yes, Pleas Explain:

ee

How, Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the S.A. O. ?
Hours... Best Time: AM_. = PM_»+_ Weekdays__ Weekends.
CERTIFICATION

Lam a loyal American Citizen dedicated fo the defense and survival of the‘United States
as a Constitutional Republic, free from all socialist and communist policies, Enclosed
is my $5.00 membership fee. Iapgree to pay $3.00 each month to ihe Secret Army
Organization as membership dues, ,

CONFIDENT Tay

Signature of Applicant. te
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" UNITEL. STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE : ny
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Phoenix, Arizona

In Reply, Please Refer to

October 22, 1971

File No.

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Title SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
Character
Reference Memorandum, dated and captioned

as above, at Phoenix, Arizona,

4

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
are concealed in referenced tommmication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendutions nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property
of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside

your agency,

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/ ;
REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
: RICHMOND BY CHMOND 1/31/67 4 /8/E6 - 1/21/67
TITLE OF CASE. 7 \ } REPORT MADE BY TYPED EY
i. oe } SA JOSEPH A, MARTON, JR. nih
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TO BUREAU: (1) one photograph of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
ADMINISTRATIVE DATA

This report is the initial nonprosecutive summary report con-

cerning captioned individual.

The original of a FD-376 and a copy thereof are _being used tof

. transmit two of the seven copies designated for the Bureau; ans yer } ;

3 copy of the FD-376 is being used to transmit a copy of this Ye"? £

‘ report to the U. S. Secret Service, 1800 G Street, N. W., Wasiington,.
D.C,

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Case has been; Pending over one year [_] Yes ([] No; Pending prosecution over six months CC) Yes [-]No

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unr ® stares DEPARTMENT OF wc

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

. WASHINGTON, D.C. 205
In Reply, Please Refer to , a5

File No, January 31, 1°67
Director »
United States Secret Service _ =
Department of the Treasury FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
Washington, D. C. 20220
\

Dear Sir: - ¢
The information furnighed herewith concerns an individual who is believed to be
covered by the agreement between the FBI and Secret Service concerning Presidential pro-
tection, and to fall-within the category or categories checked.

1. [[] Has attempted or threatened bodily harm to any government official or employee,
including foreign government officials residing in in or planning an imminent visit to the
U. §., because of his official status.

2. [_} Has attempted or threatened to redress a grievance against any public official by other
than legal means.

8. (_] Because of background is potentially dangerous; or has been identified as member or
participant in communist movement; or has been under active investigation as member
of other group or organization inimical to U. S.

4. (U.S. citizens or residents who defect from the U. S. to countries in the Soviet or
Chinese Communist blocs and return.

5. AKA Subversives, ultrarightists, racists and fascists who meet one or more of the following
criteria:

(a) [([] Evidence of émotional instability (including unstable residence and
. employment record) or irrational or suicidal behavior:

(b) ([] Expressions of strong or violent anti-U. S. sentiment;

(e)XH Prior acts (including arrests or convictions) or conduct or statements

indicating a propensity for violence and antipathy toward good order
and government.

6. [([] Individuals involved in illegal bombing or illegal bomb-making.

Photograph [7] has been furnished wyjenclosed [7] is not available
([] may be available through

Very truly yours,

1 - Special Agent in Charge (Enclosure(s) 2 (Pho to
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REGISTERED MAIL: .
l-Military District of Washington, Washington, D. Cc.
1-U. S. Naval Investigative Service Office, Washineton, D. Cc.
1-office of Special Investigations, Suitland Hail,
*Washington, D. C. .
Copyto:]-U. S. Secret Service, 1800 G Street. N. W., Washington,
D. C. (Enclosure 1)
Report of JOSEPH Ay MARION,. JR. Office: Richmond
Doe: = =January 31, 1967

Field Office File #:  ~ 157-1558 ae Bureau File #:

Tile FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

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Character: RACTAT, MATTERS (ORGANIZATION) -

Synopsis:

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Subject born 8/4/40 at Trenton, New Jersey; received a
General Discharge under honorable conditions from the
U. S. Air Force 9/2/60; sent to Mercer County Workhouse,
Trenton, New Jersey, on 3/6/64 for nine months for
assault with a deadly weapon; made application for
membership in,the American Nazi Party (ANP) 7/26/65;
was assigned duties of purchasing of materiais and
quality control on ANP presses on 10/26/66; and is
presently employed on a full-time basis by the ANP,
Arlington, Virginia. Background, incinding criminal
record, previous employments and residences, marital
status, and education set forth.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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I. BACKGROUND -----------------~------ qoceeene owen enna wenn

A. Birth -----~-------------+--+--~-+~----+-----~-+~~-+------
B. Citizenship Status ---~---~-----------------~------
C. Education ~~-------------~--=--------+------- manne en
D. Marital Status -~------~-----~--~~~---~~+~---~-+---+---~---
E.* Residences -----~-------------------~-----~---------
F. Employments ~--~---~----~-----------------7-----------~
G@. Military Service ----------------------------------
H. Credit and Criminal Record --~--~~---++------+~------
I. Physical Description ------------------------------
J. Make and Model of Automobile Used by Subject
K. Special Abilities of Subject, Including

Knowledge of Weapons, Explosives, Radio

and Blectrtonics ----------------------------------
L. Associates, Both Business and Social -----------~--
M. Up-to-date Photograph of Subject -----~-------------

II. CONNECTIONS WITH KLAN-TYPE AND HATE-TYPE
ORGANIZATIONS -----~-------~-~---~-------~-------------

IIt. STATEMENTS BY THE SUBJECT CONCERNING VIOLENCE
AND ACTIVITY IN RACIAL SITUATIONS .---~-------~-------~--

APPENDIX ---~------------------------------------------

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I. BACKGROUND

A. Birth

. . On August 17, 1966, the’ records of the New Jersey
Bureau of Vital Statistics, State Health Building, Trenton,
New Jersey, were reviewed by SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS, and a
birth record for FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, II, was located. This
record showed he was born August 4, 1940, at Trenton, New Jersey,
and his parents were listed as FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, age 23,
white, occupation ~ farmer, and who was born in Pennsylvania;
and his mother was listed as MINNIE MOORE DRAGER, age 18, white,
housewife, who was born in Pennsylvania. The residence of
the subject's parents was listed as RD #1, Lower Makefield
Township, Pennsylvania. . ‘

B. Gitizenship Status

The subject is a citizen of the United States by

virtue of birth.
C. Educati cL ML
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On July 1, 1966, RH T-1 made available an aplication

for nmembers hi neitenthe “American Nazi Party (ANP) dated July 26,
1965. This application pertained to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
Under the scones marked "Education," DRAGER indicated that he
had attended elementary school in Trenton, New Jersey, from
1945 to 1954. He then attended Hamilton Junior Eigh School

in Trenton, New Jersey, from 1954 to 1956; and Eericerton High
School, Pemberton, New Jersey, from 1956 to 1958. The appli-
cation also indicated he had attended Omaha University in Omaha,
Nebraska, nights, from 1958 to 1960, but did not receive a
degree. .

Concerning the ANP, see Appendix.
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D. Marital Status pipe
The above-mentioned ANP lication pertaining to the

subject reflected that DRAGER, as of duly 26, 1965, was single.
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E. Residences
1. Present Residence

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. on'yanuary 21, 1967, RH, T-1 advised that DRAGER
. “ presently resides at 6150 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia,
in a dwelling known as the "Barracks." This building houses
the ANP National Headquarters. The source stated that DRAGER
spends approximately one-half of his time living in the ANP
printing building, located in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.

2. Past Residences
.The records of the Mercer County Probation Office,

Trenton, New Jersey, as made available on August 17, 1966,
by iL to SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS, reflected the -

ae eae 214 Hast Rranklin Street, Trenton, New Jersey
(15 years legal residence);

4 Dill Avenue, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia, 1964;
180 13th Street, N. E., Atlanta, Georgia, 1964.

F. Employmerits
1. Present Employment

On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER
is presently employed on a full-time basis by the ANP. His
place of employment.is normally located at the ANP printing
press building located in Spotsylvania, Virginia, but he
sometimes does odd jobs at the ANP Headquarters, 6150 Wilson
Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia. The source stated DRAGER
receives room and board and a small amount of spending money
for his efforts. He is considered an assistant to ANP member
JOHN PATLER, the ANP printer.

2. Previous Employments

DRAGER's probation record, as mentioned above, on
August 17, 1966, listed emplo¥%ments by the subject as a cook

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at thé Holiday Inn, Princeton, New Jersey, for three and one-half
months; the White Horse Bowling Alley for four weeks (place
not shown); and the Hotel Stacey Trent (place not shown), one
month, during the period 1964-1966. Specific dates were not
listed for these employments, and a notation in the probation
' record reflected that the subject had been fired from each
job ° b dente Ante

| On July 1, 1966, RH T-1 made available the subject's
ANP gpplication, which indicated that as of July 26, 1965,
DRAGER was employed at the Park Colonial Restaurant, 18 East
Park Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, as a waiter and cook. His
Social Security Number was listed as 139-30-1035. Previous
places of employment on this application reflected that from
October, 196h, to December, 1964, he was employed at "Trader
Eng's" in Atlanta, Georgia, as a waiter; and from September, 1964,
to October, 1964, he was employed by OTIS BAKER, Atlanta,
Georgia, as a painter, part-time.

G. Military Service ‘

A review on December 23, 1966, of the military records
on file at the Military Personnel Records Center, St. Louis,
Missouri, by IC EDWARD J. MERGEN, indicated that FRANK AUGUST
DRAGER, II, Serial Number AF 21 780 489, enlisted in the U. S.
Air Force on August 22, 1958, and entered active duty on the
same date at Newark, New Jersey. He was given a General
Discharge under honorable conditions on September 2, 1960, as
an Airman Basic at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska, by reason
of being involved in frequent incidents of a discreditable
nature with civil or military authorities. |

His commanding officer recommended discharge action based ~
on two Summary Courts-martial for sleeping on guard post and for
absence without official leave; for being arrested by Sarpy County,
Nebraska, authorities for alleged larceny of automobile accessories,
for which he was fined $25.00 and court costs of $2.00; for being
cited by civil authorities for loaning his vehicle operator's
license to an unauthorized person; for a civilian arrest for care-
less driving, for which he was fined $35.00 and costs of $4.00. ~

His commanding officer further reported that he had a
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Hig military occupation was shown as Apprentice Air
. Policeman, and he was shown as having attended Air Police
‘ “ Course at Lackland Air Force Base from September, 1958, to

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The records of the U. S./Selective Service System,
Local Board #6, Mount Holly, New Jersey, as made available
on August 8, 1966, by Miss JUNE to SA NORMAN A, HENDRICKS,
reflected that DRAGER was classified at that time as 4-A. The
records also reflected that he originally registered with Local
Board #6 on August 8, 1958, and at that time was residing at
Box 995, New Egypt-Cookstown Road, New Egypt, New Jersey. He
had previously enlisted in the National Guard in New Jersey on
August 5, 1957, as a Private and was assigned to Company D,
216th Armed Infantry Battalion of the New Jersey National Guard.
He received Serial Number 21780489 at the time of this enlist-
ment, and was discharged on-August 21, 195%, in order to allow
him to enlist in the U. S. Air Force.

H. Credit and Criminal Record

The records of the Credit Bureau of Trenton, New Jersey,
as checked by SA'NORMAN A. HENDRICKS on August 18, 1966,
contained a credit record pertaining to DRAGER, which listed his age
as of May, 1963, as ee. The record contained no information con-
cerning him except that he had been arrested on May 17, 1963,
. burglary suspect by the Trent New rse3 Olice Department.
as a rgelary Pp y the T an, WN Ter ys P ed pa e

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The records of the Atlanta ,/Georgia, Credit Bureau,
as made available by Mr. ROBERLEIDSON on November 15, 1966,
to IC JAMES L. MARTIN, Tailed to reflect any information con-
cerning the subject. :

On November 15, 1966, Miss JO PRESLEY, Identification
Division, Atlanta Police Department, Atlanta, Georgia, advised
Tc JAMES L. MARTIN her records failed to reflect any information
concerning the subject. -
A check of the records of the following agencies
was made, on the indicated dates, with negative results regarding
DRAGER: ¥

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Source Date Checked Checked By
Metropolitan Police November 8, 1966 IC KENNETH SHAFFER
Department, Washington, - s

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The Credit Bureau, Inc., November 9, 1966 Ic HOWAND SCOTT MAYNARD

Washington, D. C.

U. S. Park Police, November 8, 1966 IC WILLIAM H. LYERLY,
Washington, D. C.
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Montgomery County, November 8, 1966 IC WILLTAM H. LYERLY, JR.
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Arlington County, November 8, 1966 IC THOMAS BE, DREWRY
Virginia, Police

Department

Fairfax County, ; November 8, 1966 IC THOMAS E, DREWRY
Virginia, Police .

Department
. Alexandria, Virginia, November 9, 1965 IC TOMAS HE, DREWRY

Police Department

The records of the Identification Division oP tne ERT
reflected the following information, unter data of August 15,
1966, and under FBI #405 550 EB, perzaining to ERAT AUGUST DRAGER,
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Co Jail Frank A. Drager 1/9/63 armed rob
Mt Holly NJ 2nd #8771 - 2A:151-41
SPol Prince- Frank August 1/9/63 material
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PD Trenton Frank August 5/13/63 BE&L & aslt
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Co-Pros Off Frank August 7/11/63 L BE & L poss
Trenton NJ Drager #12925 Die tocls poss Mercer County
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Hamilton Frank August 7/11/63 BE&L ,
Twp Pol Drager #29069
Trenton NJ
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On August 17, 1966, f LAMS:,, Probation
Officer, Mercer County Probation Office, Trenton, New Jersey,
advised SA NORMAN A. HENDRICKS that subject had been arrested
‘on various burglary charges in Trenton; New Jerseys during 1963
and 1964, He stated that DRAGER had Trenton Police Department
Number 20118, and New Jersey State Identification Number
758412. Mr. WILLIAMS stated that as to a sentence on March
6, 1964, for nine months for assault with a deadly weapon, this
particular crime was committed by DRAGER in a service station on
May 12, 1963. The owner of the station surprised him committing
a larceny at the station at 1:00 a.m., and DRAGER shot at the
owner, firing through a window, and thus making his escape. He
was later arrested and identified as the burglar by the owner
of this station. The subject later claimed he had fired the
pistol in the air. He received a two-year probation sentence
after the nine months for assault, and his probation ended on
March 6, 1966.

rT. Physical Description

The following description of the subject was obtained
from subject's military records and the probation records in
Trenton, New Jersey:

Name: FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

Born: August 4, 1940, Trenton, New Jersey
Race: White

Sex: Male

Height: 5'1i"

Weight: 185 pounds

Hair: Blond

Eyes: Blue

Build: Muscular

Complexion: Fair

Scars & Marks: Burn scar lower left arm;
tattoo of dog upper left arm
Social Security ~.

Number: 13930-1035 “sw, tee
Relatives: Mother - MINNIE MOORE DRAGFR,
aut Fast Franklin Street,

Trenton, New Jerseys

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Relatives
(Gontinued ) Father - FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, SR.
(deceased November a7, 1965);
, - Bo Avia lE/ x Brother - CARL No DRAGER, ag 30,
. . factory worker, Trenton,
New Jersey;
BoaArinck L797 0 Brother - RAYMOND ~2®-DRAGER, age 19, ,.%-
U. S. Navy, Seaman; -
BeAQEACI 6 2? _ Brother - JOHN ET“ORAGER, age 16,
; 214 Rast Franklin Street,
venton, New Jersey
Uncle - C. OORE, 844 Dill Avenue,
; Ss. We, Atlanta, Georgia
FBI Number: 405 550 Ee

Jd. Make and Model of Automobile Used by Subject
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On January 25, 1965, Mrs? BARBARA OLIVER. Clerk,
Virginia State Division of Motor VéeiTe Ric mond 5 Virginia,
advised that she could locate no information in her files to show
that a motor vehicle is currently registered in the name of FRANK
AUGUST DRAGER, JR., in the State of Virginia.

On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER does
not own an automobile, but has, as a member of the ANP, access to
automobiles utilized by that organization. One of these automobiles
is a 1965 El Dorado bearing 1966 Virginia License CO 4364. He

added that a 1963 Ford, four-door sedan, bearing 1966 Virginia -
License 863-696, is also available for use by ANP members. a
K. Special Abilities of Subject, Including Knowledse
of Weapons, Explosives, Radic ara hlectran.es

A review of the subject's Military Personnel Records,
supra, failed to contain any information indicating subject had any
specific knowledge or training in the field of demolition ar
explosives.

On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGFR, in 1966,
came to Arlington, Virginia, ané& when he arrived he had no weapons
whatsoever. ‘The source added phat as a Lieutenant in the ANP,

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DRAGER would have access to a small cache of weapons maintained
at the ANP Haadquarters and at Spotsylvania, Virginia.

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L. Associates, Both Business and Social

On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that subject,
since arriving in Arlington, Virginia, in 1966, has been closely
associated only with other members of the ANP; and to the knowledge
of this source, DRAGER has not made any outside acquaintances.

M. Up-to-date Photograph of the Subject

On August 8, 1966, Detective AL CALLAHAN, Trenton,
New Jersey, Police Department, made available to SA NORMAN A.
HENDRICKS & photograph of the subject taken at the time of his
arrest in 1963. ° :

IL. CONNECTIONS WITH KLAN-TYPE AND HATE-TYPE ORGANIZATIONS

On April 8, 1966, RH T-1 advised that "Probationary
Trooper" FRANK DRAGER had joined the ANP on March 9, 1966, and
attended a meeting of the ANP held on March 13, 1966, at the
ANP Barracks, 6150 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia.

On April 22, 1966, RH T-1 advised that "Probationary
Trooper" FRANK DRAGER attended a formal meeting of the ANP heid
April 3, 1966, at the ANP Barracks, Arlington, Virginia.

On October 31, 1966, RH T-2 advised that as of October 26,
1966, DRAGER was assigned the following duties in his employment
with the ANP: "Printing operations, including purchase of
materials, quality control on press, and bindery operations, as
well as on call for special assignments."

On January 21, 1967, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER is
presently a "Lieutenant" in the ANP, attached to National Headquarters,
6150 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington,>Virginia.

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Tit. STATEMENTS BY THE SUBJECT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AND
. ° ACTIVITY, IN RACIAL SITUATIONS +

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| As noted before, on July 1, 1966, RH T-1 made available
an ANPlapplication,pertaining\to DRAGER dated July 26, 1965.
Under a section of this application entitled iStake,™n Your
Own Words Why You Want To Join The American Nazi Party,” tne:
following was contained: . -

"T have tired of the unecessary and rediculous Negro
gains to overthrow the United States and dominate
the white race. I find it nealy impossible to locate
non Jew owned businesses and feel that the American
Jew is nerly in, control of cur nations capitol. I
feel that it is time for something to be done. The
ANP seems to be the only organization combating the
existing racial problems in the U. S. and I want to
do my part. fe * ag, soetbateh lowe
The above & Wheawion.was signed "Frank A. Drager, Jr."

On June 12, 1966, ALAN WELCH, who advised he was Deputy
National Commander of the ANP, stated that eight ANP members,
including the subject, would attend a Kian raliy at Camp
Springs, Maryland, on that date. WELCH stated the members
have been invited to attend by the Interstate Klan leaders.

Concerning the Interstate Klan, see Appendix.

On June 13, 1966, RH T-1 advised that DRAGER did attend
& rally given by the Interstate Klan at Camp Springs, Maryland,

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on June 12, 1966. No incidents or arrests were noted.

On October 7, 1966, Captain FRANCIS JOHNSON, Alexandria,
Virginia, Police Department, advised that 26 members of an -
organization known as the Action Coordinating Committee to ,
End Segregation in the Suburbs (ACCESS) had marched from Gum
Springs, described as a Negrorsection of Fairfax County, Virginia,
to Alexandria, Virginia, starting at 2:00 p.m., and ending at
approximately 3:45 p.m. *

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Captain JOHNSON stated that preceding the parade by
ACCESS was a member of the ANP, who identified himself as
FRANK DRAGER. Captain JOHNSON stated that DRAGER was

astride a horse and carried a sign "The Niggers Are Coming."
Captain JOHNSON stated that DRAGER was ailowed to use this
horse until he~“reached -the City Limits of Alexandria, Virginia,
at which time he was told to dismount and remove himself and
the horse from the parade. JOHNSON stated that this was done
to prevent violence within Alexandria.

At approximately 11:00 p.m., on October 7, 1966,
Captain JOHNSON advised that the 26 members of ACCESS had reached
@ public housing development in Alexandria, Virginia, and at
8:00 p.m., had conducted a rally. The rally, according to
JOHNSON, was peaceful, and no incidents or arrests had been
made by the Alexandria Police Department during the day of
October 7, 1966.

On October G, 1966, Major WILLIAM FAWVER, Chief of
Police, Arlington County, Virginia, advised that thirteen
individuals in a group led by MATTHIAS KOEHL, National Secretary
of the ANP, marched in front of the Buckingham Theater, Glebe
Road and Pershing Drive, Arlington, Virginia, from approximately
1:30 p.m. to 4:40 p.m., on that date. They carried signs reading,
"The Niggers Are Coming;" "Who Needs Niggers;" "White Power."

representing ACCESS appeared in the same area at 4:00 5 and
marched until 4:40 p.m., carrying signs criticizing "Segregated
Housing at the Apartments." The Major added that at a rally
held later on that date by ACCESS, JOHN PATLER, whe described
himself as an ANP member, was escorted from the park for
heckling speakers of the ACCESS group.

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Major FAWVER stated that approximately 110 persons
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AMERICAN NAZI PARTY _ oo

OF THE WORLD UNION OF

FREE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL

SOCIALISTS,, ALSO KNOWN AS THE |

GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY

In his book "this Time The Worle", copyrighted in 1961,
George Lincoln Rqgckwell identified himself as Commander, American
Nazi Party of the World Union of Free. Enterprise National
Socialists (ANP - WUFENS), Arlington, Virginia.

The April 4, 1963, issue of "The Richmond News Leader",
@ Richmond, Virginia, daily newspaper, reported that George, ee cette
Lincoln Rockwell had, on the previous. day, again applied for. the
American Nazi Party to be chartered in the State of Virginia, but
this request was turned down by the Virginia State Corporation
Commission. This action was taken pursuant to an act of the 1962
Virginia Assembly which prohibits use of "Nazi" or "National
Socialism" in a Virginia charter. This article further pointed
out that Rockwell's Party is presently chartered in the State of
Virginia as the George Lincoln Rockwell Party.

On August 14, :1964, a source advised that the ANP -
WUFENS was organized by George Lincoln Rockwell at his residence
in Arlington, Virginia, on February 26, 1959, as an international _.
"National Socialist" movement based on the German Nazi Party — ;
headed by Adolf Hitler. He added that Rockwell is the dominant ° so
force and personality in this party; that he is espousing:a- "Line! sim...
of hatred against the Jews and Negroes; and that he is seeking,” ot
through speeches, distribution of literature and picketing, to
establish a cohesive and dominant political party in the United -
States and in foreign countries. “ ;

According to the "Stormtrooper's Manual", an official
publication of the ANP, the phases of ANP struggle for power are
fourfold, namely, first "to make ourselves known to the masses"; —
second, "the dissemination of our program and truth about the
Party"; third, _ organizing the people who have been converted to
our propaganda"; and fourth, none attainment of power through the

. votes. of the newly-won masses" ;

On August 19, 1966, the source advised that George Lincoln
Rockwell presently believes that he has completed the first two . H
phases in his struggle for power and is well into the third stage, - i
to wit, "the or. ganizing of. the people who have been converted to — 7 '
our propaganda" - The source added that Rockwell had previously
believed that he would be elected Governor of Virginia in November,
1965, and when.defeated, he made. phe statement that he Was not ready
for stage four. .

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APPENDIX

RE: INTERSTATE KLAN,
KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN

A,source advised on June 12, 1966, that on that

, date, FRANCIS XAVIER EDWARDS, then Exalted Cyclops of the

‘ “Wheaton, Maryland, Klavern of the United Klans of America, -
Inc., Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (UKA), at an open meeting
of that organization at Camp Springs, Maryland, publicly
stated that his organization, the Wheaton, Maryland,
Klavern of the UKA would cooperate with but not merge with
the American Nazi Party (ANP) as they had a common goal.
At the above meeting, EDWARDS also announced publicly that
his Klavern was leaving the UKA and would be known as the
Maryland Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (MKKK).

A second source advised that EDWARDS! group was
expelled from the UKA, Juné 12, 1966; for cooperating with
the ANP. +

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Subsequent to the above time, a third source
determined that the MKKK had changed its name to the
Interstate Klan, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan (IK) with
national office at Post Office Box 185, Savage, Maryland,
and FRANCIS XAVIER EDWARDS its Imperial Wizard and highest
official. ;

The third source advised that the oath taken by

new IK members includes pledges of loyalty to the country,
the Klan and white supremacy.

The IK, according to the third source, claims
members in Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia
and Washington, D. C.

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UN ‘ED STATES DEPARTMENT “e TICE
DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGWWION

Richmond, Virginia

In Reply, Please Refer to January 31, 1967
File No.
157-1558
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TITLE: . FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
CHARACTER: "RACIAL MATTERS (ORGANIZATION)
REFERENCE: Report of SA JOSEPH A,

MARTON, JR., dated and
captioned as above,

All sources (except any listed below) whose identi
are conced@led in referenced communication have furnish:
reliable informatidn in the past.

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This document contains neither
conelusions of the PBI. Iti

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FBI and is isaned 19 your age
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a : Bureau teletypes, 8/i4, 3/19/74,
iy FBI Laboratory Report dated 8/20/74,
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Enclosed for the Bureau, AUSA, SDNY, and the
Lovisville Office are three photographs cf the caotioned
Gevice taken by EN Security Force personnel on 8/7/74, Also
enclosed for the AUSA, SDNY, is a UN pamphlet captioned,
"A Room of Quiet” .

I YW ENCLOSURES: . \ : -
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PENDING OVER ONE YEAR
PENDING PROSECUTION

OVER SIX MONTHS

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ADMINISTRATIVE

As set forth in the initial New York teletype,
= interview of UN employees was prohibited by the Secretary-
General's office until 8/20/74. Since that date, however,
the Legal Department of the Secretary-General's office
; -has advised the NYO that-.it will authorize the interview
and appearance for testimony of all UN employees necessary
to the successful prosecution of the captioned matter.
All interviews, however, must be held outside the UN
premises, *
The suspect in this’ matter, MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN,
. FBI #313 717 E, previously known to the Los Angeles and
Alexandria Offices as a former member of the American
Nazi Party in 1966 through 1967 and a one-time bodyguard
- O£ GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL, founder of that organization.
Los Angeles files indicate that in 1969 BROWN was identified.
as a member of the Iron Cross Motorcycle Club, a pro-Nazi
motorcycle Srour in Glendale, California.

Ey Re th ety mn renmenentyt omen ee terme

The ‘Louisvillé Office has obtained, by subpoena ;
the suspect's toll call records for the period covering the
captioned incident, Initial investigation tends to support
theory that after departure from Berea, Kentucky, BROWN
contacted pro-Nazi associates in Falls Church, Virginia,
Hicksville, NY, and the NYC area during the period
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ALEXANDRIA ,
' At Falls Church, Virginia
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(1) Will contact logical informants covering the
American Nazi Party. and other white hate group sources

to determine possible assistance rendered to BROWN in .~
the captioned incident. .

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= LOS ANGELES

i At Los Angeles and Glendale, California

, ,  ¢ (1) Will, through logical informant coverage, attempt
to determine relationship of the captioned incident with
the Identity Group and the Iron Cross Motorcycle Club,

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At Berea, Kentucky

(1) Will conduct logical investigation to trace

-. Gisposition of dynamite shipped to Berea Sewer Service
Commission, Berea, on 8/21/73. Will also consider review |
of employees' records to determine possible relationship of j
MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN.
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(2) Will continue efforts to obtain current
photograph of BROWN.

(3) Will continue to discreetly follow BROWN's
activities.

NEWARK
At Newark, New Jersev

(1) Will contact logical informants in pro-Nazi
exdiwhite hate group areas for information regarding the
captioned incident,

(2) Will continue efforts to identify GABRIEL
KOBDOVI (ph), as previously set forth.

NEW YORK

At New York, New York :

. (1) Will maintain liaison with the UN Security Force and
will exhibit photograph of BROWN when furnished by :
Louisville. i
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(2) Will exhibit photograph of BROWN to logical employees
at the Commodore Hotel, NYC, in an attempt to identify
BROWN as hotel guest,

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JAMES L. BECK Office: New York, New York i
8/28/74

New York (185-229) * pueau Fileg, 185-352

UNKNOWN SUBJECT; Pive Sticks

of Dynamite Found Inside .

Meditation Room, FPizst Floor, ae
United Nations General Assembly :
Building, August 7, 1974

ACT FOR PROTECTION OF FOREIGN OFFICIALS-
ATTEMPTED BOMBING~SUBVERSIVE; EXPLOSIVE AND’
INCENDIARY DEVICE

on 8/7/74, the US Mission to the UN advised
captioned device found by UN Security Force
inside Meditation Room of the UN General
Assembly Building on that date. AUSA,
SDNY, advises further FBI investigation
warranted in accordance with Title 18,

USE, Section 970, Protection of Foreign
Officials and Diplomatic Establishments,

Squad, Evidence submitted to FBI: Laboratory,
Interviews of UN Security Force and NYCPD
Bomb Squad set forth, On 8/9/74, LARRY

and JAY STAFFORD, Richmond, Kentucky,

advised of approach on 7/22/74 by MICHAEL
HALSEY BROWN, FBI $313 717 EB, to blow up

UN statuary. On 8/16/74,- the Louisville
Office obtained, by subpoena, toll records
of BROWN. Investigation at Commodore Hotel,
NYC, set forth, FBI Laboratory Report set
forth. Investigation continues. . ARMED AND NANCHROUS

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DETAILS: Enclosed for the Assistant United States
Attorney, Southern District of, New York are
3 photographs of the captioned device obtained
from the United Nations (UN) Security Force
.on August 7, 1974, arid a UN pamphlet captioned,
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Investigation in this matter is predicated upon
receipt of information from the United States Mission to the
United Nations (USMUN) on August 7, 1974, that an explosive
device, consisting of five sticks of dynamite, had been
located in the southwest corner of the Meditation Room, UN
General Assembly Building, New York, New York.

On August 7, 1974, Assistant United States
Attorney (AUSA) MAURICE MC DERMOTT, Southern District of
New York (SDNY), was apprised of the details in this matter,
and advised that it was his opinion that further FBI
investigation was warranted in accordance with Title 18, USC,
Section 970, regarding the protection of foreign diplomatic
establishments and intetnational organizations,

Te aenianaiiuma haere monies

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at New York, New York:

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Petectivea CHARLES WELLS, Bomb Squad, New York City
Police Denartment (NYCPD) furnished the following information
to SA JAHES R. LYONS:

on August 7, 1974, he and Officer BRIAN MURRAY were
working an 8:00AM to ns oGPM tour of duty. At 9:55AM, he
4 received a.telerhone call from the United Nations Security
Section and was advised that a bomb was discovered in the
United Nations General Assembly building.

Detactive WELLS further advised that he and Officer
MUTIRAY responce to the United fageons, Ceneral Assembly

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located on the first floor just inside the main lobby.

WELLS observed five loose sticks of dynamite located
in a corner of the room beneath a small wicker stool. He also
observed a length of red firecracker type fuse which was
placed on cné stick of dynamite,. a book of matches, and a
partially burned Lucky Strike cigarette butt.

WELLS stated that he removed the above deseribed
material to the NYCPD bomb truck, The explosive filler
was transported to the NYCPD Range, Rodran's Nack, New York,
and the dynanite wrappers, the book of matches, a
butt and fuse were taken to the NYCPD Bomb Squad office
Detective WELLS described the dynamite as five sticks
of Hercules 60 Percent Gelatine Extra, manufactured
August 21, 1973, and measuring 1 1/4 inches by 8 inches.

Interviewed on 8/ o/7T4 ot New York, New Yo rk File 185—2 23
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Date of transcription
Detective AIDREW HAUFMAN, Bomb Squad, NYCPD, furnished
the ‘following items of evidence to SA JAMES R, LYONS:

1) Five Hercules, Inc. Gelatin Extra Dynamite Wrappers,
Code Kumber “Aug 21, 1973 1B";

- 4 2). One length of red fuse;.
3) One white matchbook with orange and black lettering;
#) One Lucky Strike cigarette butt.
- Detective HAUFMAN advised that the above described
items were removed from the Meditation Room, United Nations
General Assembly puilding, UN Plaza, py Datective CHARLES
WELLS, who is also assigned to the Bomb Squad.

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REPORT

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IDENTHICATION DIVISION

“LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

YOUR FILE NO. 185-229 August 22, 1974
FBI FILE NO. ;
LATENT CASE NO. A~94767 y
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UNSUB.;

FIVE STICKS CF DYNAMITE
FOUND INSIDE MEDITATION RCOM
rE: FIRST FLOOR, UNITED NATIONS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING
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PFO - ATTEMPTED BOMBING ~ SUBVERSIVE

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Airtel 8-8-74, teletypes 8-12-74 and 8-15-74, and

_ REFERENCE: Louisville teletype 8-10-74
EXAMINATION-REQUESTED BY: New York and Louisville
SPECIMENS: Five dynamite wrappers bearing pieces of tape, Qi
through @Q5

‘Seven pieces of tape from fuse, Q6
Match book, Q7
Cigarette butt, Q8

This report supplements and confirms information
furnished New York by Bucal 8-14-74,

Listed Q specimens further described in separate
Laboratory report, which will include disposition of specimens.

One latent fingerprint of value developed on cover
of match book, @Q7. One latent impression, either fingerprint or
‘(Continued « on next page)

Louisville (185-6) p .
Newark (185-23) x .

New Haven (185-8) ” Cwnwtis
Los Angeles (185-114)

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palm print, .of value developed on sticky side of tape from Q6.
No latent fmpressions of value appear or were developed on re-
maining specimens.

Latent fingerprint identified as fingerprint of Robert

Colonell, U.S. Civil Service Commission, applicant to United Nations.

Remaining latent impression compared, insofar as possible, with
fingerprints of following named persons, but no identification
effected:

_ Robert Colonell . ; -

Richard Lee Granger, United Nations Security Officer
applicant

Michael Halsey Brown, FBI #318717E

Larry David Staiford, FBI #774553K9, #18113, PD,
Jefferson County, Louisville, Kentucky

Teresa Anne Franz, FBI 7100529M7, #1620801, SO,

, San Diego, California

Theresa Ann Frantz, FBI #949860G

Raymond Frantz, #A42213, South Gate, California, PD

William Porter Gail, FBI #284932G

Terry Howard Frantz, #153-165, New Orleans,
Louisiana, PD

No palm prints located here for any of the above-named persons.
Major case prints necessary for conclusive comparisons.

. Basis information furnished, no fingerprint record
located here for Jay Statford, Henry Hunter, Hunter Ray Frantz
or Gabriel Kordovi.

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8/20/74

1 . Date of transcription

RICHARD LEE GRANGER, Security Officer, Security and
Safety Section, United Nations (UN) General Assenoly (Hida)
Building, was interviewed in the vicinity of 42rd Street and
UN Plaza, view York, ew York. Security Officer GRANSER
furnished the following information:,

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On Wednesday, August 7, 1974, he reported to his place
of employment at the UN Building, New York, Mew York, at anproxi-
mately 3:00 a.m. At 9:15 asin, the guard shift for that day
undervent inspection and he was assigned security post 117,
whieh is the ‘oditation Room, First Sloor, UN Building. GRANGER
G@usniLed tha VaGitation Po wa as a arall, darkened room set
aside for purposes of prayer and meditation for persons of
all religious faiths. He deseribed the room as -ceing almost
rectangular in shape with one end being smaller than the
other, nowever. The room containg a small sauare stone,
and the west’ end of the recom contains ten small benches
utilized for the purposes of prayer or meditation. GF
further stated that folloying his assicnmment, he obtained the
key to the tiedihaticn Room from the basement Conference Room
at 9:25 a.m. and proceeded directly to the Meditation Room,
which is normally locked, except for the hours of operation
of 9:35 a.m. to 5:30 p.m, seven days a week. He advised that
after unlocking the room, he undertook tne normal procedure
of physically gearching the room with a flashlight for packages
or articles of clothing pvossibly left by visitors to the UE
Building. He advised that he ssarched the est end of the room
near the large vainting first, and then proceeded to search
in the vicinity of the west end, turning over each of the smail
benches in the process o£ searcning. He advised that wnen he
turned over the small bench in tne extreme southwest corner of
the room, he Saw what appeared to be five sticks of dynamite.

Ha advised that en lcoking cleter, Re cyuerved wiat appearsa
to be to sticks of dynamite taned together, three leose sticks,
an open pack cf magqenas, a cicarette, and a fuse assem iviag
in the corner of the room. ile advised that the ciyaret Was
not smoking. He advised that he immediately left the roon,
without touching any part of the. device, locking the door
behind him and notified his immediate superior, Sergeant MITCHELL,
GRANGER advised that he did net re-enter the reom until

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8/19/74

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by DAVID E. VO HOLLE JLB/ss pote extorea___ 8/20/74

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approximately 3:30 p.m., by which time the explesive device
ha@ alreddy been removed by the New York City Police Depart-
4 ment: (H¥CPD). - e

GRANGER advised that the guard posts at the UN
are rotated frequently and tnat he nad only been assigned
duty at the ileditation Room on. a few other occasions in his
four vears of amployment with the Ul Security Force. iis
@GVisSeu TAase Ls wau moc worked ac tho UN on eit! ter Monday or
Yuesday, tnese dates being ais days off that veek and that he
had not observed any suspicious activity in the vicinity of
the Laditation Room prior to his unlocking the room, ile
added that no visitors had been allowed in the UN Building
as yet that morning and that ae could think of no possible
motive .for the attempted bombing. Security Officer GRANGER
advised that he, ould furnisn no further information.

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NEIL BREEN, Lieutenant, Svecial Services Unit,

United Nations (UN) Security and Safety Section, was inter=-

vieued in the vicinity of 43rd Street and UN Plaza, New

York, iliaw York. LUdeutenant BREEN furnished the following

informations

On Wednesday, August 7, 1974, he was on duty in the
Ru] General Assembly (UNGA}) Building, when he was notified by
Sergeant SETCHELL that an explosive Uevice nad been discovered
in the iieditation Room. Lieutenant BREEN advised trat he then
participated in the clearing of the UN lobby of all visitors.
He advised that the New York City Police Department (NYCPD)
Bow Squad arrived shortly thereafter md removed the explosive
device tnrough the UN main entrance.

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Lieutenant BREEN advised that he then participated
with other members of the Special Services Unit in the interview
of UN security personnel on duty that morning. Lieutenant
BREEN advised that the Meditation Room is onan only from the
hours of 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 o.-m., seven Gays a week. He advised
that tie xrcom is normally cleaned daily, during the morning
hours usually. ‘tile further stated that no smoking is permitted
in the Meditation Room ani that no packages are allowed to be
carried into the room. Lieutenant Brom advised that the
room is a small, dark enclosure frecunatiy uned for purposes
of prayer and meditation by bota ua delegates and visitors.
He added that normally there are thre? thi security officers
on duty in the main lobby of the Uv at all times.

Lieutenant BPREN stated that the office YS on duty are
instructed to search incoming packages and that visitors. are
invited to check packages and related items at the ui main gate
prior to entry into the UN Building. He ‘advised that on occasion
various ethnic and political aroaps during the courge sf
demonstrations in the UH had staged sit-down strikes, but that
there had never beea any warning or indication regarding the use
of explosives. Lieutenant BREEN advised that he could furnish
no further information regarding tha incident at the present time.

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duly “0, LO7t, an avticle. anpeared on the front pas
of the kiec EGCG g ‘Bex sucky, uewspaner and this article
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_ JAY SUAFFCRD stated BRON then dis seussed
& Scheme with ba and S prother LAURY wherein DRCEN
was finamcad by a votired Colonel or Generak of the
F Ary ane tals individual hed-cootraeted with BROWN
to tostray + tie statucos, woal STAITOND stated that
BROW cLsclcsed that be had contracted ta "serform®*
and had received v270 in nayment to co to thse ait
Nations building and destroy the statues. The $25

weg gilevediy nuwpeoct for gumnis t25 sand GxDanSes caring

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2 and solicited the involvenent of JAY
FORD for tha purposs ef kuoning people
= sand enueine disturbance weaile he
placed > Lowi ves a vod tit statya 6HrS0a and Lit the
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fuss. won weak ds ased tae possis SLiLiy of having

an oxmdrt visted shat shoot out the norreiilance
canera, wnich advernd ‘the, area ef the «avi etatute. ~
DRA &150 ise a 3@ pessibiaity of arviving at
the United Kati ad Las ng in 2 van trea wenicle
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igttered on the “aide of tha yaa oom

he and his neecomnilces wore esnliovead by a ac cvmny which
siainvalined, retnived, ov betaine 3S fap cas Toited

Nations tacliltics. L000) aise eiscusscd: tue possloility
of heaving an individesi in a woeel their, sitting on

the Ghesaw3eVe Cane dy Aau ilep7a@d tusk oatrance ta

Thea United waetioug wonitities Gould be acconsiisaed

this way witowic suspicion,

. DROGYN siso ciscussed with JAY STAFFOND and
his brother ths nossip xi1ity cf invelving another
individual ia this echema, explaining that wis individual
had been toaching or instructing LICH in the use
of rappelilug walls with reves. CGN dseussed
tha fact that a frecvay was adgrncent to cr under the
United Nations facilities and that esenana could be
mada out the rear of that Imciiity and down an enbankuent

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or wall and, once escaping the facilities in this
manner, an automobile could be stopped, a pistol
stuck in the face of the occupant and the occupant
- forced té drive BROWN and other members of the group
y to any destination in New York. ©

' JAY STAFFORD advised that BROWN, apparently

in an attempt to impress he and his brother, related
to the fact that if they were interested in involving
themselves in this type of scheme and could "perZzornm"
well, that they would acquire a number of influential
friends and might even be able to see Governor GEORGE
WALLACS. BROW related to the fact that the STAFFORD
brothers would have no expenses if they involved them
selves on the trip to New York City inasmuch ag he,
(PROWN) had a number of friends and associates who
they cold lodge with to and from New York. JAY STAFFORD
advised’ that EPROWVN repeatedly referred to the term
"“yerformance"™ anid STAPFORD interpreted the word
“performance” to mean or identical with pulling off
gome type of job. BROWN related that he had not 'berformed"
in several years and needed to 'perform" at this time

_ ain order to regain influence or re-establish himself
with prior associates.

BROWN further briefly discussed religious
; philosophies with JAY STAFFORD and his brother, relating
t--""---- the fact that the Bible had been misinterpreted. BROWN
stated that the Bible referredigormmhorizes man to
have at least seven wives and also related to the fact
that the destyvuction of statues in the United Nations
pbuilding would be accomplished for religious as well
as political reasons.

BROWN then asked of JAY STAFFORD and his
brother, if they were aware of anyone in Kentucky who
could furnish hin dynamite. JAY STAFFORD advised that
he might have given BROWN information concerning a
younger brother of a person known to JAY STAFFORD as
GLENN LYNN DEORTING, of Lexington, Kentucky. JAY STAFFORD

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advised that he at one time was a fricnd of DEORTING:* aa
“and bolisved that. DnGNTIRG's' > -younger brother had
expericndo With nitroglycerin and’ had” perhaps attempted
to, or had in fact, pr oduced hitroeg¥Fycerin in the

garage of DECRTING’s'= residence in Lex sington, Kentucky.
STATTCRD advised he could not say for certain whether
or not he gave BROWN DECRTING'sT - name. BROWN dise
cussed the possibility of using dynanite on the

statue that wes in the basement of the United Nations
pbuilding.

JAY STAITCRD advised that PRCVN exhibited
a box upstairs at the BROWN residence and this box
contained some bags of white powder. BROWN described
these bags of powder as ‘peeing ingtedients which were
to be ihcorpors ted in a chemical composition, this
compositicn being capable of producing extrenely high.
temperatures if it was ighited. BROWN expressed the
fact that this composition would compictely meit any
bronze or steal item and that it would acquire a
temperature of 50,000 degrees. BROWN «stated that
he was expecting a shipment of another ingredient
which he did not have at the time, and cncé- this
ingredient arrived, he would be able to manufacture
the heat producing product. JAY STAPPORD advised
that BROWN called the name of this ingredient and
that it either had something to do with, sounded like,
or incorporated aluminun.

; JAY STAPFORD stated that BROWN made a number
of references to "svine piss" BROW then asked
JAY STAFFORD and his brother it it wouldn't be more
yewarding to let the "swine pigs" know that their days
were numbered than to be rich. BRGVN suggested that
the STAFTORD brothers could involve tiasseives in
activities that he had in mind, and if they "performed"
well, they would not have any money or other problems.

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, BROWN advised that he was going to plae the
explosives at the United Nations buiiding whether or
not JAY SPAFFORD and his brother wanted to go along.
BROWN gave the impression tiat he was comnitted to de
this some time around the first of August. [Rowe told
the STAFFORD brothers that it would bave to be done and

hat he yould do it alone if necessary. BROWN told the
STAPPER! A Sint he had proposed thin scheme to some of

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they had refused to go along with it. BROWN discussed
the fact that he had been charged on a number of counts
in the state of California, but had never been con

victed, DR also alleged that he was using an alias
and that it he used nis true nane, he would not be
able to-pet employment. Boon also exhibited to the
STAFFORD brothers, a motorcycle magazine, which L2oWN *
suggested he was publishing or some how invadived in
the publication of this magazine. JAY STATSOCND furs
ther advised that he observed four hich powered rifles
in one of the upstairs rooms of the DROWN resicence.

STAFTORD deseribed the upstairs of BROWN's residence
as being an attic which had been converted into utility
Space containing two rooms, one of these rooms being
walled with a paneling material and unfinished and the
other room used to store what appeared to be personal
itens. ’

JAY STAFFCAD advised that neither he nor
his brother LAHKY considered DRGWH's proposal to be
legitamate at the tine and that their vigit with
POUN was terminated with the understanding or feeling
that JAY and LADRY weuld recontect hin if and when the
were interested in involvins themselves in the type of

“activity which DAOwN hed described. JAY STArFCRD stated

that he felt that BNOWN trusted he and his brother,
probably basing this trust on the fact that JAY and
LARRY had been involved in a burplaryesafe cracking
attempt. JAY STAFFORD advised that he and his brother

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left the RPOVN residence on the evening of- July 253,
1874, and have not seen nor been contacted by BROWN

Since thit tire. .
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. “YAY STAFFORD described BRCWH ns a white
male, 6'2", 100 rounds, blond hair (combed back}, full
beard vith mustache. LUSOVWN drives an old green
Chevrolet autonobile, -posgibly a 1967 model.


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Date of transcription

LARRY SWREROY- STAFFORD, 3676 Crosky Drive,
‘Lexington, Kentucky, known to the interviewing
agent by previous association, furnished the fol~

lowing information; a ae Lo \
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. ' STAFFORD advised that an individual known
j to him as, MIKE BROWN appeared at the Stafford Lock

Shop of Richrond,’ Kentucky, in August, 1973. The

Stafford Lock Shop is a business owned and managed

by LARRY SVEENGY STAFFORD and WILLIAM JUHIOR (JAY)

STAFFORD from the Zall of 1973 until approximately

August 1, 1974. Brine this visit by BEGWN in the

. fall of 1973, BROWN involved LARRY STA®TFORD and his

brother JAY in a conversation which was interpreted

by LARRY STAFTORD as designed to produce LARRY's

and JAY’s feelings or attitudes concerning the

possibiliy of the STAFFORD brothers! involvement in

burglary or unauthorized lock oe etane activiies.

LARRY ST APFORD advised that neither he nor his

brother JAY gave the impression that they would be

interested in those type'‘of activities and BROWN

Bubsequentiy left the STAFTORD Lock Shop and was

not heard of nor seen again until July 22, 1974.

On July 22, 1974, BROWN again appeared
at the Stafford Lock Shop and disclosed the fact
that he had read an article in the Richmond,
Kentucky, newspaper wherein JAY and LATE STAFFORD
were described as two individuals arrested on
duly 4, 1974, burglarizing the Grant's Department
Store in Frankfort, Kentucky. BROWN made reference
to the fact that he had read this article and dis-
closed to the SEAFFCRD brothers that he felt that
they were his kind of people. LARRY STAFFORD advised
that BROWN then asked if he and his brother JAY would
beidtntercsted in "going for broke™, SGRONN suggested,
that LARRY and JAY STAFFORD might he interested in
involving themselves in some activities which he (DROWN)
had in.mind and if these activities vere a success,
LARRY and JAY STAFFORD would gain a number of influential

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using dynamite to destroy statucs in the United Nations
facilities. STAFFORD stated that BROWN was attempting
to convince he and his brother, JAY,*to involve then~
selves in placing explosives in the United Nations
Building, the STAFFORD brothers’ involvement being that
of causing’ a disturbance while BROWN pinced chemicals
around the base of the devil tyne statue on the main
Lloor of the United Nations Building. BROWN further
discussed alternative methods of getting into the building,
one of tho metheds boing the ugco of an individual in

a wheel chair whe would sit om explicsives to conceal

then. BROWN further discussed the possibility of exiting
out the rear of the United Nations facilities which

BROWN described as being built adjacent to or over a
freeway. BROW discussed the use of ropes to rappel

walls and the possibility of an escape methed wherein

the freeway would be reached, and then a passing motorist
would be flagged down. Once the passing motorist stoped,
a pistol vould be shoved in his face and he could be
£Zorced to take an individual or several individuals
anywhere they wanted to go.

LARRY STATYTORD advised that BROWN claimed
that he had contracted to destroy statues at the United
Nations building and that his orders or contract came
from a retired Colonel or General in the Army. BROWN -
talked about having $250 expense money which would be
used for the purchase of explosives and travel to and
from New York State. BROWN discussed the fact that
little money was needed inasmuch as he had associates
or 2ricnds in route to New York, who would provide
food and lodging. .

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“LARRY STAFFORD advised that BROWN continued |
to use the expression "reorformance™ and advised that
he would travel to Mew York and complete this contract
assignment whether or not LARRY and his brother partici-
pated. BROWN also discussed the fact that a friend _ -

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On August 16, 1974, tha,telephone records for the
residence of MICHAEL HALSEY_,RowN, 101 Cherry Road, Berea,
_ Kentucky, telephone numbez"502-986-9744, were obtained
“™ by subpoena. The following toll charges and information’ ed

pertaining to each are set forth: “yk
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ly 4 : August 2, 1974 - Call from BROWN's residence at
.? » Berea, Kentucky, to Falls Church,

Virginia, 703~532-1527.

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August 3, 1974 A third party billing by MIKE
BROWN from Falls Church,
Virginia, coin phone, 703-532-1527
to Hicksville, New York, |

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° 516-938-8700.

August 5, 1974 A collect call from 687 telephone [|
exchange in New York City
accepted at the residence
of MIKE BROWN in Berea, Kentucky,

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August 6, 1974 A collect station-to-station [
call to Darien, Connecticut ;
(the call appears on the bili :
to be from BROWN's residence '
‘ at Berea, Kentucky) number ,
655-1950, i
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It is noted that 687 exchange (or MUrray Hill 7) is . ‘
used by the New York Telephone Company for the area in Manhattan
from East 37th Street north to East 47th Street and from
. Fifth Avenue east to the Hast River, WILLIAM F. MC GARTY,
New York Telephone Company, stated that recording of only exchange
numbers on a long distanée collect call, i.e. 687, indicates
that the call was placed from & coin box in the above-described
area, . -

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, GEORGE YENEGUS, 37 Schenck Avenuc, Brooklyn, New York,
telephone (212) 647-8368, was interviewed at tne Commodore
Hotel, 42nd Street and Park Avenue, “anhattan, New York City,
where he is employed as Chief of Security. ~

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He advised that a hotel. reqistration card indicates that

a MIKE BROW xégistered at the hotel at 7:15 pem., August 5, 1974,

and was assiened Room 1092, SPCW indicated that his address was
Rt. 7, Box 236, Little Rock, Arkansas. PUTT raid $29.98

cash in advance for the room and checked out sometime on

August 6, 1974, MBNEGUS stated that there is no check-out time
Stammed on the revistration card ard BYOIN nresumably checked
out scnetime before the hotel's lo par. checkeout tire,

MENEGUS stated that the registration card indicates that

BROWN checked in alone and that no additional charges, such as
telephone calls, ware billed to him. The registration indicates
that Conmznodore Hotel .clerk #16, “Mr. BILL FOSTER, handled’ the -
transaction with BROW. .

MENECUS stated that the original registration card is
maintained by Mr, JAMES J,.‘SHEVLIN, General Credit Manager,
Hotel Biltrore, Madison Avenue at 43rd Street, Manhattan,
MENEGUS explained that the Commodore Hotel and Biltmore Hotel
are part of the same chain and records of both hotels are
maintained at the Biltmore.

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SA VINCENT MILACCIO, IR. VM emEw 8/23/74

by Date dictated

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ED BLUHM, Parking Attendant, Commodore Hotel,
Park Avenue at 42nd Street, Manhattan, advised that if
5 a customer requests that his car be narked at the
Manhattan Parking and Pealty Corp. Parking Lot, located
at 213 East 43rd Street, which is the parking lot
utilized by the Commodore Hotel, the license plate number
is recorded before the vehicle is driven to the parking lot.

_ BLUEM stated that a review of the entries made
on August 5, 1974, for vehicles so parked did not reflect .
any vehicle with Kentucky license plates. .

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On Avaust 22,1974, New York Office (NYO), FPaderal |
Bureau of Investigatinn (2 75%) Soee Lal Adents(SAs} DROA WY. CAER
and COREY W, HART obtained a subvoena duces tecum fron
Assistant United States Attorney (ACoA) JOUN H. GROSS, Southern
Detrict of siew York (SDNY), for tne original registration card
for cre HIKE ShOdd, who was registered on August 5,174 at tna
Commadere Hotel, Park Avenue at 42nd, Street, Net York GM), nite

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AND HIS USE OF BXOLOSIVE “IATERIALS IN THE HATTER WIDER INVESTI-
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DIRECTOR, FBI

SAC, HONOLULU 157-103 (C)

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. MICHAEL HALSEY o\-

Aka Mike H.Brown ~ Foe
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Enclosed are nine copies of LHM captioned as above.

Inasmuch as subject has made a threat concerning Chief
Justice EARL WARREN, a copy of LHM is being made available
locally to Secret Service and an additional copy for the Bureau
in the event it is desired to furnish Secret’ Service a copy at
Washington, Dz. Cc. ‘ -

Investigation at Honolulu was conducted by SA LEO 8S,

BRENNEISEN. <
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HN 0.8... BRENNEISEN, contacted 1/13/65,
who requested her ide ntity @e concealed. {

Source who described ANP on APPENDIX page is CS RH 94-R.

Since there is no indication BROWN is an officer of the
-American Nazi Party and no indication the organization has formed
in Hawaii, no further investigation is being conducted in this
matter. However, in the event any information is received of
possible formation of ANP in Hawaii, this matter will be reopened
and consideration given to requesting Bureau permission to inter-
view subject.

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File No’ | a? Before Honolulu, Hawaii
, January 19, 1965
i
. s _ Re: MICHARL*HALSEY BROWN
_ ‘ (Also Known As MIKE H, BROWN)

RACIAL MATTER - HAWAIT

- On November 23, 1964, William File, 634 East Boulder
Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado, advised that his daughter
Irene had been arrested approximately three months ago in Pueblo,
Colorado, on a charge of robbing a filling station. He reported
26 daughter had béen placed in the custody of her parents until
such time as there is an additional hearing in the matter.

“While Izene was in the Pueblo County Jail she started
receiving letters ‘from Brown, a person whom she has never
personally met. File pointed out Irene's picture had appeared
in newspapers after her arrest, and it is possible Brown -may
have gotten her name and address from a newspaper article.

File made available a copy of a letter of November 9,
1964, addressed to his daughter. He advised she is not aware
of the fact he had made such a copy. The letter is quoted as-
follows:

tana enta ieee taeeh ctacadeeaadhtaaaabninae tadlitaiondsemeenandnaneanenednaiedintatiainrsnabasieinanned ohetearana:-<se senda

"Nov. 9, 1964
"Dear Irene,

"Looks like my boy Barry sure took a sheliacking, doesn't
it? i lost $125 on that clown. Next time I'll back
Robert SheZton (Grand imperial Wizard of the KKK) or
somebody I can get better odds on. As long as I'm

going to lose I'd like better than 4 to 1 odds like I

got on Goldwater, ’

“Commander George Lincoin Rockwell (head of the American
Nazi Party) spoke here last week at the university. He
was fabulous! If he's ewer in Colorado speaking be sure
to hear him. My little band of extremists and I had
dinner with him and decided to cast our lot with his
movement~-the guy really knows some things. Like did you

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‘hear that 15 out of 17 convicted traitors since 1945
have been Jevs? (Of course, 17 out of 17 members of
the Mafia are Italians). Or that Jews yun the NAACP
(PRES; Sidney Fineberg), CORE, etc? Or that three
Russian Jews own ABC. CBS, and NBC (For a record of

. 4 their activities see ‘None Dare Call it Treason ‘)?
What he said that really hit me between the eyes,
though, was when he referred to the 6 million Jews
Hitler allegediy gassed: ‘'Dont' you think those people
DID something'? ;

"What really drove his point home to me, however, was a
full page ad in ovr city newspaper- 'Six Reasons Why
You Should Worry About Extremism! Put out by the National
Council for Civic Responsibility (A very left-wing
outfit). Most of the people listed as directors, etc
of the organization were you~know-what. Seems they're
scaread stiff of the John Birch Soeciety, etc., because
they might repeal the income tax and impeach Earl
Warren, it's too bad they didn't mention us Nazis-
we're not going to impeach Earl Warren when Rockwell
gets to be President in '72, We're going to hang him.

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“Sure will be glad when I get back to the states. Al1L
_the girls over here are a bunch of coon-loving bleeding
hearts and it makes my Alabama blood boil.

“Is there any race problem in Colorado? My buddy in the
photo is going there in a year or two and if therets

a cGemand for white men to stand up to the racemixers

EI might go with him. The way the Negroes are pushing
now we're headed for e full-scale racial war: I don't
want to be left out when it starts.

"You sure got over cn your jail time. I got six months
in the stockade once for just having a pistol. Colorado
must bea swinging state,
"Well, bé good. Lots of Luck,
~. "Mike
P "M,. H. Brown

1926 Awapuhi St.
Honolulu, Hawaii"

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On January 8, 1965, Mrs. R. 5S. Lowrey, 1920 Awapuhi
Street, Honolulu, advised as follows:

Mrs. 5. H. Snodgrass, a woman in her early 60's, has
resided next door at 1926 Awapuhi for at least 12 years. Mrs.
Lowrey stated she has no idea of Mrs. Snodgrass' background and

« Goes not know if she is a divortee or Widow. She related that

‘ Mrs. Snodgrass lives-a guiet life, has a substantial home, and
enjoys a good reputation in the community. She related that
Mrs. Snodgrass has a divorced daughter, Mrs. Brown, who is a
local school teacher. Mrs. Brown formerly lived on Cahu Avenue
and her two children, Mike and Leilani, have occasionally

stayed with the grandmother. Mrs. Lowrey stated she believes
Leilani Brown is presentiy in school in England. Mike Brown,
about 20 years of age, has recently returned to Honolulu to

live with his grandnother, He has been in one of the branches
of the armed services for some three years and is now attending
the University of Hawaii. -Mrs. Lowrey stated Mrs, Snodgrass had
expressed relief that her grandson had enrolled at the university,
explaining that when he had graduated from high school he had
not wanted to go oh with his, schooling.

On January 13, 1965, HN T-1 advised as follows:

Dr. Dorothy Brown has taught in the English Department
of the University of Hawaii at Honolulu for at least 12 years.
She is presently Assistant Professor at the university and
resides in the Kalia Apartments. Mrs. Brown-is a divorcee and
has two children, Mike, aged 22, and Leilani, about 17.

During the early 1950's Dorothy Brown resided on
campus with her two children. Mike was a large boy for his |
age and his mother found him a difficult problem as far as
discipline was concerned. When he was some 14 years of age
| he was caught burglariging the ROTC Armory on the campus. The
following year he was sent to Arkansas to live with his maternal
grandfather and finish high school there. Mrs. Brown has
related in the past that Mike is fond of guns and has been a
disciplinary problem and also experienced some trouble in the
Army. Mike returned to Honolulu before the fall semester of
1964 and enrolled at the University of Hawaii as a freshman
intending to major in political ssience. In late October 1964
the Associated Students of the University of Hawaii sponsored
@ political symposium featuring speakers of diverse political
views including George Lincoln Rockwell, head of the American
Nazi Party, a characterization of which is appended hereto.

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Mrs. Brown, after the political symposium, had stated
that many of the immature students at the university had been

very impregsed with Kockwell's speech. e+ wat
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of the Dean..of,.Siuidens-Pexsonne ; miversity < of Hawaii, Honolulu,
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‘¥eported that university files reveal Mike H. Brown, born
September 11, 1942, Montgomery, Alabama, is presently enrolled
at the university as a freshman. University records indicate

he was graduated from Fountain Lake High School, Hot Springs,

Avkansas.-

& check of the records cf the Honolulu Police
Department under File Numbers G8S259, G&2369 and G82ZS01, reflected
that Michael Halsey Brown, born September 12, 1942, Montgomery,
Alabama, was arrested on &pril 25, 1957, for burglary and
released that date to Juvenile Crime Prevention. Those files
reflect Brown, then a resident of 2648B Rock Road, was a .i4~year-
old juvenile attending St. Louis High School. He had been
arrested along with Robert Vincent Fletcher of 1829 Keller
Road who was 13 years cold and attending the qyniversity High
_ School. Police files reflect that on about April 13 or 14, nt
1857, forced entry had been made into the’ university. snadk bar.
Cones, icecream, coin wrappers, and possibly coins were taken.
On the same date the HOFC Armory and Supply Room were entered . .
through a forced entry. Apparently nothing was taken from the’. Lee
Supply Room but two .22 rifles valued at "$60. were taken from cops
the Armory. The rifles were found before police were netified =
one on the rifie range and one in the ROIC garage: On
‘April 20 = 62, 1257, the ROPC Supply Reom was again entered.
Fletcher and Brown, when questioned py the police, admitted
the above burglaries and the fact they had taken some $3.95
in cash, $5 in schoo2 supplies and $16 worth of RCTC equipment.
They also admitted entering 2 campus service station by taking
screws off door hinges on April 14, 1957, and taking some $5 in
tools

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Police File under “Number K40001 notes a notice of
AWOL of Michael Halsey Brown, Army Serial Number RA25424642,
Secial Security Humber 576-400-3264. The notice reflects that
Brown was AWOL on August $, 1962, from Company E, First ARG,
50lst Infantry, Fert Campbell, Hontuclsy The AWCL notice
listed Brown's father as Robert Art Sylvesten Brown, ;
whereabouts unknown; mother as Dorothy Snodgrass—Srown, 2885 ‘Oahu *
Avenue, Honolulu, i

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HN T-1 furnished the following description of Brown:

Race: White
Sex: Male
, Age: . 22
\Height: 6!
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. Byes: . Blue.
Complexion: Fair
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‘RE: MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN
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AMERICAN NAZI PARTY OF THE WORLD UNION
OF FRaE ENTERPRISE NATIONAL SOCLALISTS,
ALSO XNOWVN AS TER GEORGE LINCOLN ROCKWELL PARTY

Un his book, This Time The World, copyrighted in 1961,
George Lincoln Rockwell identified hitself as Commander, American
Nazi Party Sf the World Union of Free Enterprise National
Socialists (ANP - WUFENS), Arlington, Virginia.

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The April 4, 1883 issue of "The Richmond News Leader,"
a Richuond, Virginia daily newspaper, reported that George
Lincoln Rockwell had, on the previcus day, again applied for
the American Nazi Farty to be chartered in the State of
Virginia, but this request was turned down by the Virginia
State Corporation Commission. This action was taken pursuant . .
to an act of the 1862 Virginia Assembly which prohibits use. of-°:°:'
"Nazi" or “National Socialism" in a:Virginia charter. This
article further pointed cut that Rockwell's party is presently
chartered in the gtate of Virginia as the George Lincoln
Rockwell Party. ‘* mo, :

On August 14, 1964, a source advised that the ANP =
WUFENS was organized by George Lincoin Rockwell at his
residence in Arlington, Virginia, on February 25, 1959, as an
international "National Socialist" movement based on- the German
Nazi Party headed by Adolf Hitler. He added: ‘that Rockwell is
the ‘dominant force and personality in this party; that: he’ 3S 0 ra
espousing a "line" of hatred against the Jews and Negroes.
and that he is seeking, through speeches, distribution of
literature and picketing, to establish a cohesive and dominant
political party in the United States and in foreign countries.

According to the "Stormtrooper's Manual," an official
publication of the ANP, the phases of ANP struggle for power
are fourfold, namely, first "to make ourselves known to the
masses;'"' second “the dissemination of our program and the
truth about -the Party;" third “crganizing the people who have
been converted to our propaganda; and fourth "the attainment
.of power through the votes of the newly-won masses."

On February 17, 1964, Karl Rogers Allen, Jr., former
Deputy National Commander of the ANP, advised that George
Lincoln Rockwell believes he has completed the first two phases
in his struggle for power and is now well into the third phase.

Allen said, however, in his Spinion, Hcckwell has only completed
phase one.

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RE: MICHAEL KALSEY BROWN

THIS DCCUMSHNT CONTAINS NEITHER RECOMMENDATIONS
NOR CONCLUSIONS OF THE FBI, If I8 THE PROPERTY
OF THE FBZ AND Is LOANED TO YOUR AGENCY. IT
3 AND. ITS CONTENTS ARE “NOT TO°BE DISTRIBUTED
OUTSIDE YOUR AGENCY,

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o@en STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

All sources (except any listed below) used in referenced
commnication have furnished,reliable information in the past. °

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Honolulu, Hawaii

January 19, 1965

. ¢ .
Title MICHAEL HALSEY BROWN
Character RACIAL MATTER —- HAWAII
Reference Memorandum dated January 19, 1965,

at Honolulu, Hawaii

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SSC REQUEST
December 18, 1975

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INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

5/14/73 - 6/20/74

REPORT MADE BY : i TYPED BY
SA ROBERT W, MEYERS, JR. dmz

=ECHARACTER OF CASE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

SAN FRANCISCO

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DETROIT
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\REFERENCE: Detroit report of SA LAWRENCE W, LEVINE, 5/9/73.
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ADMINISTRATIVE

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Detroit chapter of BPP has closed all its offices,
terminated all of its activities and all but two members have
relocated in Oakland, California. In view of this fact, Detroitis |
considering this matter RUC. CL f
Detroit is maintaining cases on all active members \/ ear
until their location in Oakland, California is verified by ee _—!
San Francisco, ee ° a

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RECOVERIES

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED

SAVINGS

CASE HAS BEEN:

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_Jyes T]No
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER SIX MONTHS Cjres ("Ino

‘SPECIAL AGENT

APPROVED IN CHARGE

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SA ROBERT W. MEYERS Ottiee, Detroit, Michigan
7/19/74

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY _ |

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EXTREMIST MATTER

BPP headquarters formerly located at
2228 Bewick and 10438 McNichols,
Detroit. The office on Bewick closed
during month of November, 1973, and ~
office at 10438 McNichols closed
February, 1974, both facilities
vacated. BPP leader PHILANDER

LONNIE DARDEN and majority of active
members relocated to Oakland California
to assist the National Headquarters in
that city. All community programs and
related activities terminated. Identities
of leaders, active members, relocating
members set out. Activities conducted
and financial status set :.out.

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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents
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OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DETROIT

BLACK PANTHER PARTY . .

A, Location of Detroit BPP Offices

B. Connections With BPP

Headquarters ...
MEMBERSHIP ....
A. BPP Local Leaders.
B, Active Members . .
BPP NEWSPAPER .....

BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS
ACTIVITY . ... 2...

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A. Free Bussing to Prison
B. Free Breakfast and Lunch Program

Cc. Free Food Programs
D. Befenits .....

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REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES .

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DETAILS:

I, OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE DETROIT
BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

The BPP is a black extremist

| organization started in Oakland,
California, in December, 1966, It
formerly advocated the use of guns

and guerilla tactics to bring about
the overthrow of the United States
Government. Since early 1971, it has
preached a policy of "survival pending
revolution",

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A, Location of Detroit BPP Offices

The BPP registered its name with the City
of Detroit and used 2228 Bewick, Detroit, as its:.
official address.

DE T-1
May 14, 1973

The BPP must vacate 2228 Bewick by
August 15, 1973,

DE T-2
June 1, 1973

Donations to the BPP Free Breakfast program
were to be directed to 2228 Bewick,

DE T-1
June 6, 1973

The BPP used 2228 Bewick as their official
address in solicitations for their Free Food program,

DE T-3
June 27, 1973

; The BPP office is at 2228 Bewick, with members
living upstairs and this has an address of 2226 Bewick,

_ DE T-2
June 20, 1973

The residence at 2228 Bewick is still being
used as Party headquarters.

DE T-1
September 13, 1973

There were BPP officials at 2228 Bewick,

DE T-4
September 21, 1973

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The BPP office and headquarters are located
at 2228 Bewick.

DE T-5 .
September 26, 1973

On November 17, 1973, the BPP vacated their
former offices and moved into an office located at
10438 McNichols, Detroit...

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; December 17, 1973

On January 10, 1974, the BPP placed their
office for sale in anticipation of a move to Oakland,
California, woot

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DE T-6
January 22, 1974

The BPP officially closed their office in
Detroit on February 1, 1974.

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; February 19, 1974
The BPP sold the building which housed

their offices on March 12, 1974,

DE T-6

March 12, 1974

B, Connections with BPP National Headquarters

J,

LEONARD’ MONGO, a Detroit BPP Member, remained
in California to help on the political campaign of
BOBBY SEALE,

DE T-1
June 6, 1973

BOBBY SEALE is the National Chairman of the
BPP in Oakland, California,

BOBBY SEALE held a discussion program at
Wayne State University on November 15, 1973.

DE T-A
November 16, 1973

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LONNIE DARDEN, LORRAINE BANKS, TRACY WILSON,
known Detroit BPP members, were to depart Detroit and
relocate in Oakland, and work for the BPP in California.

DE T-1
February 5, 1974

II, MEMBERSHIP

A; BPP Local Leaders

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| The following individuals are considered

to hold leadership positions in the Detroit chapter of
' the BPP:

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PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, also known as ;\., i,
| Lonnie carden, In Charge (Minister of Information) © — °

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Polls Ke +f ROLLIN GARY EID, Head of the Paper Program /+\-..'

ALBASE SFALLWORTH, in charge of office

DE T-1
May 3, 1973

B. Active Members

The following listed individuals were known
members of the Detroit BPP, Those who functioned
only on a part-time basis are so indicated:

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LORENE CHASETTE BANK Part-time /- ~ ode.

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ERMA“ MORRIS pick Crk.
, TRACY’ WILSON

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WAYNE KEITH-CURTIS, Part-time

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EDGAR ROBINSON, Part-time
* WALTER ROZIER, Part-time

DE T-1
June 20, 1974

III, _BPP NEWSPAPER

DE T-1 and DE T-8, advised that the BPP
newspaper arrived irregularly’ from Chicago on a Cash
on Delivery basis between November, 1973, and
February, 1974. Papers were disposed of an a door
to door basis by community workers. ROLLIN REID was
responsible for the program sO

DE T-8
January 30, 1974

IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND
MMUNTTY ¥

A, Free Bussing to Prison

According to DE T-1, free busses between
Detroit and the Jackson, Michigan State Prison were
provided on the following dates:

May 27, 1973
June 3, 1973
June 17, 1973
June 21, 1973
July 8, 1973
August 11, 1973

The free bus trips to Jackson, Michigan were

stopped by a lack of funds after the trip on August 11, 1972.

All of the trips left from the BPP office at 2228
Bewick.

DE T~1
October 26, 1973

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. The BPP obtained busses and provided free
‘ trips between Detroit and Jackson on December 23, 1973.

DE T-9
December 26, 1973

On January 20, 1974, the BPP held their
cost free bus trip prior to closing their Detroit
office. ee

“January 22, 1974

B. Free Breakfast and Lunch Program

, The BPP was feeding approximately 80 children
per day in the Breakfast program when it was terminated
for the summer.

DE T-1
June 4, 1973

The BPP fed 15-20 children per day with the
lunch program on donted food during July and August, 1973.

DE T-1
August 21, 1973

, The BPP stopped the free lunch program and
did not start the Breakfast program due to a lack of
donations.

DE T-1
September 24, 1973

The BPP re-instituted the free breakfast

program for December, 1973 and January, 1974. The
program was permanently terminated January 25, 1974.

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“CC, Free Food Programs

. The BPP was to distribute free food at the
Jeffries Housing Project on June 28, 1973, and
June 29, 1973,

DE T-1
June 21, 1973

The Jeffries Housing Project is a low
income housing development located in Detroit.

The BPP held a free bar-—b-que for friends
and members of the party on July 4, 1973.

DE T-1
August 21, 1973

The BPP did not plan any free food give-a-
. way for the Christmas holidays because of insufficient
contributions.

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December 18, 1973

D, Benefits
. : The BPP held a testimonial dinner on
May 22, 1973, at Ben's High Chapparal Restaurant for
Judges JAMES DEL RIO and JUSTIN RAVITZ of the
Detroit Recorders Court,

DE T-2
June 1, 1973

The BPP held a senio® citizens dinner on
August 2, 1973, and they provided free transportation
for senior citizens and had local Detroit political
candidates for speakers,

DE T-7
August 3, 1973

The BPP held a "Bobby Seale Honorarium
Benefit" at Ben's High Chaparral on October 16, 1973,
Proceeds of the benefit were to go to the BPP
Committee Action Programs,

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V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

» On June 10, 1974, DE T-10 furnished two
222 caliber rifles abandoned by members of the BPP
when vacating a home used as a safe house. Home was
at 11746 Littlefield, Detroit, and was used by
LONNIE DARDEN and his girlfriend between January and
March, 1974, ; .

Examination of the two abandoned weapons
failed to disclose their use in‘any crime in Detroit
mor had they ever been reported stolen.

In addition to the two rifles, there was
some Literature found in the house. This consisted
of 24 all purpose greeting cards, two black extremist

newspapers, a book by BOBBY SEALE, a book on "Chou~En-Lai"

by HAI-YU-HSU, and a pamphlet entitled "Watch That
Black Dollar" by ALICE THOMPSON,

VI. FUNDS
DE T-l and BE T-2 advised that between

June 1, 1973, and January 1, 1974, the main source of ©

BPP revenue was from the Benefit Dimmer's held at
Ben's High Chaparrell, with each dinner being less
successful than the preceeding one.

The BPP made $100.00 on a benefit dance and
collected $150.00 in donations during the second week
of June, 1973,

DE T-2
June 18, 1973

The BPP collected $151.00 in donations
during the last part of June, 1973,

DE T-2
June 26, 1973

The BPP bussing program was suspended due
to lack of money. .

DE T-1
October 26, 1973

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The benefit dinner of October 16, 1973,
was a financial failure due to poor attendance.
DE T-1
October 17, 1973

The BPP decided to vacate it’ - offices
because the owner was going to charge them rent for
the house,

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- December 18, 1973

The BPP rented a comercial bus for its
free bussing program on December 22, 1973, and
“ paid the rent of $124.50 with quarters.

DE T-9
December 26, 1973

Contributions to the BPP are almost
nonexistent, and the free breakfast program was
halted due to a lack of funds.

DE T-1
January 28,.1974

The free bus to prison scheduled for
February 3, 1974, was canceled due to a lack of money.

DE T-1
February 5, 1974

. The Michigan Bell Telephone Company canceled
the telephone service to the BPP office due to non
payment of the bill,

DE T-1
February 27, 1974

The safe house used by LONNIE DARDEN was
repossessed by the lender as a result of non-payment

by the BPP, The home was located at .11746 Littlefield.

DE T-10
June 10, 1974

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VII. MISCELLANEOUS
= DE T-6 advised that the office building

purchased for the BPP office was paid for by a Detroit
Real Estate agent, and this agent guaranteed all
payments, and handled the sale of the office when

the BPP vacated and relocated in California.

DE T-1 advised they also used the apartment
at 4200 Buena Vista as a residence for the BPP

female members and this residence was vacated when
active members relocated in California.

Relocating in Oakland; “California and working
for the BPP headquarters located in that city are
PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, ERMA MORRIS, LORENE BANKS
and ALEASE STALLWORTH. All were active members of the
Detroit chapter. -

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February 5, 1974

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FEDERAL @UREAU OF INVE@TIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DETROIT
TITLE OP-CAS Eee,

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

11/8/72 - 5/3/73

REPORT MADE BY

SA LAWRENCE W. LEVINE
CHARACTER OF CASE

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Will closely follow and report activities of the
Black Panther Party on a semi-annual basis.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED (7) NONE ACQUIT-

SAVINGS Recovertes | TALS

“IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW

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CASE HAS BEEN:
CONVIC.

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_]yes [_]No
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER ‘SIX MON THS (Clres ([Jno

APPROVED

COPIES MADE;

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ADMINISTRATIVE
INFORMANTS

Tdentity of Source
Ax T-1 is DE 3605-5.
a is DE 3909-E-Prob.

DE T-3 is CSDE 2962-E.\

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8 T-8 is DE 2446-E. INO MAN TS

\EA“9 is DE 1330-E,.
DE T-10 is DE 3866-F.

All individuals mentioned in instant report as
affiliated with the Black Panther Party @PP) are subjects
of Detroit Office files. .

Identity of Special Agent of the FBI who spoke
with ORELL BENJAMIN on March 12, 1973, is SA DONALD V.
RITENOUR.

Identities of Special Agents of the FBI conducting
search of 157 Collingwood on March 13, 1973, are SA LAWRENCE
W. LEVINE, SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, SA ROBERT JAMES GILMORE

- and SA WILLIAM T. HEALY. .

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Information regarding BPP fortifications and
eppacent target practice at 157 Collingwood by BPP
maembers was furnished to the Intelligence Section of
the Detroit, Hichigan Police Department on ifarch 13, 1973.
* Identity of Special Agent of the FBI conducting
pretext interview of LONNIE DARDEN is SA JOHN V. INSOGHA,
Pretext used was that of a concerned citizen of the
Detroit Black community.

One copy of instant “report is being furnished

to Secret Service, Detroit.

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Date: May 9, 1973
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Title: BLACK PANTHE PARTY

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Character: EACREMIST MATTER

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"The Black Panther’ newspaper. Identities

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of leaders and members as well as BPP
activities and financial summary set out.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE
OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

A. Gpals, Guidelines and Objectives . .
B. Location of BPP Offices ...+.46.-.

C. Connections with BPP National
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1. Travel of Members ......

2 Communications with BPP
National Headquarters

II. MEMBERSHIP
A. Requirements for Membership ....

._ B. Identities of BPP Local Leaders
and Members .. oo wa ew ew ee

III. BPP PUBLICATIONS
A. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper .

B. BPP Literature Distributed in
the Detroit Area . . . 2 2 « © « «

IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND GENERAL
COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

A. The BPP Free Busing to Prison Program.

B. The BPP Free Breakfast and Lunch
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C. BPP Free Food Programs ...
D. Political Education Classes .. 20-21

E. Rallies and Demonstrations ... 21

V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES .

A. Weapons and Fortifications oe 22-26

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B. Arrests .. 2. Ss «se 27

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I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE

OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

The Black Panther Party (BPP) is a black
extremist organization started in Oakland,
California, in December, 1966. It for-

merly advocated the use of guns and guerrilla
tactics to bring about the overthrow of the
United States Goernment. Since early 1971,
it has preached a policy of "survival

pending revolution”.

A. Goals, Guidelines and Objectives

The goals and objectives of the Detroit Chapter
of the BPP remain in accord with those specified by BPP
National Headquarters in Oakland, California. The Party
advocates a non-violent philosophy of education.of the
black community to the“evils of the oppression and ,
suppression of the poor by a racially oriented society?
The Party has put aside the gun and no longer advocates
the use of guerrilla tactics to change the political
system. An additional goal of the Party is to change
the community image of the Panthers as "thugs dressed
in black".

DE T-1 ,
April 27, 1973

It is against the laws of the BPP for members
to carry guns or to use hard drugs.

DE T-2
November 8, 1972

BPP members must dedicate their entire energies
to the furtherance of the programs and philosophies of
the Party and all personal desires must assume a secondary
rok.

DE T-1
April 27, 1973

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In a February 2, 1973, article entitled "Black
Panthers Seek to Expand Surviydl Service", which appeared
in the "Michigan Chronicle'',“a weekly black oriented
Detroit newspaper, LEONARD MONGO, a BPP member, was
quoted as saying, “Our goal is not recognition but
service to the people”. The article further quoted
MONGO as saying, "Much of our image in the past was
created by an unfriendly press. Our goal continues
to be survival of the people. The people themselves
will determine the approaches to be used in the meantime.
The Black Panther Party makes itself available for

guidance and assistance, Our survival services are
essential to the daily existence of the people."

B. Location of Detroit BPP Offices

The BPP Office on Detroit's east side located
at 2228 Bewick, closed down at the end of December, 1972.
This site was the location of the BPP Free Breakfast
Program, The only office now in operation is ‘the
Ministry of Information Office located at 157 Collingwood
on Detroit's west side,

DE T-3
January 4, 1973

The BPP Ministry of Information Office on
Collingwood was closed down on February 28, 1973 and the
Party relocatd its members to 2228 Bewick, the former
site of the Party's east side office, The 2228 Bewick
address is a temporary location.

DE T-1
March 12, 1973

The BPP continues to rent a "pad" located at
4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

DE T-2
April 4, 1973 - -

The BPP operates no offices or pads in Michigan
outside the Detroit City limits,

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Connections with BPP National Headquarters

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- ROLLIN GARY REID, a Detroit BPP member recently
returned from California where he worked at the BPP's pric
campaign for the election of BOBBY. Y SEALE as Mayor of cee
Fees.

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November 21, 1972

BOBBY SEALE is the National
Chairman of the. BPP in Oakland, ;

California.
» Llew from

LEONARD MONGO, 2 Detroit BPP Member
Michigan, to California on April 6, 1973 to help

in the BPP's campaign for the election of BOBBY SEALE

Detroit,
DE T-1 ;
April 9, 1973
OHNSON, both BPP

JODYSWEAVER and LOUIS TOLBER
members from Detroit, remain in the San Francisco, California
area where they are reportedly engaged in working on the

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2, Communication with BPP National Headquarters

DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1973 that LONNIE
DARDEN, Detroit BPP Minister of Information, received a
telephone call in late April, 1973, from BOBBY SEALE in
California, SEALE reportedly told DARDEN that the Detroit
BPP Chapter has the least number of actively involved
members of all BPP Chapters throughout the country.
SEALE also complained that the Detroit Chapter is operating
only two survival programs (the Free Breakfast Program and
the Free Busing to Prison Program) and warned DARDEN that
the Detroit Chapter will have to take steps to initiate a
substantial number of survival programs to serve the
Detroit Black community as it deserves to be served.

II, MEMBERSHIP -
A. Requirements for Membership .

The BPP is constantly attempting to recruit
community workers from the black community to hép in
the operation of the BPP programs, Outsiders, however,
are not trusted by established Party members and community
workers are not allowed inside the Party Office or pad.
They are required to sell BPP newspapers and to perform
various other duties “in the field",

DE T-1
October 12, 1972

B. Identities of BPP Local Leaders and Members

The following individuals are considered to hold
a leadership position in the Detroit Chapter of the BPP,

AC PHILANDERS LONNIE DARDEN, also known as
Lonnie Darden -- In Charge (Minister of Informatim).

AC ROLLIN GARY REID -- Acting Second in Command

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The following individuals are members of the
Those. who function only on a part-time

Detroit BPP,
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There are also approximately six community workers
who are young high school age blacks who are interested in
the BPP and help sell BPP newspapers and solicit donations
to the Party, They hold no official Party status and ther
interest in the Party's work vacillates and their work is
irregular and inconsistent.

DE T~2
April 4, 1973

: The fact that four Detrdit Party members are
presently in California, the fact that so many Detroit
Party members work for the Party°ona very Limited basis
and the wavering interest of the community workers has
severely hurt the BPP's success in the last six months
in Detroit,

DE T~1
3 973
«AL May 3, : ac ™
GERALD CRAWFORD and CAROLYN. TURDIVANT , former
stalwarts of the Detroit BPP Chapter, have ceased all
activity in the Party in the last few months. They are
no longer considered Party members.

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‘May 1, 1973

III. BPP PUBLICATIONS
A, Distribution of the BPP Newspaper
DE T-4 and DE T-5 advised on various dates between
November, 1972 and April, 1973 that the BPP received the

following number of copies of the "Black Panther" newspaper
from BPP National Distribution, New York City, New York:

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November, 1972 6,000

December, 1972 6,000
January, 1973 4,000
February, 1973 4,000
March, 1973 4,000
April, 1973 4,000

Party members and community workers sell BPP
newspapers on street corners at two locations in the
Detroit area and have recently taken up "paper routes"
in the black community and attempt to sell newspapers

door to door.

DE T~1
March 2, 1973

B. BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit Area

DE T-1l, DE T-2, DE T-3 and DE T-6 furnished
the following leaflets which were distributed in the
Detroit area by the BPP between November, 1972 and

April, 1973:

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; and materials to Black and other Free Bussing to Prisons
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they are organizing and conaucting A cormmrantty wide campaign.
SOBBY is the only candidaic for Mayor of Oakland, known
throughout the city. HE and ELAINE are the only candidates that
daily encounter the Black, Latin and poor peoples of Oaklane,
answering their qucstions, explaining the campaign, asting thetr
advice and welcoming them as participants ro disciss the demancs
of the comunanity.

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IV. BPP SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND

GENERAL COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

A. ‘The BPP Free Busing to Prison Program

The Free Busing to Prison Program provides free
transportation to persons in the black community for ,
families and friends of incarcerated men and women to/visit
Jackson, Michigan, State Penitentiary,

DE T-1
April 27, 1973

The BPP sponsored a bus trip to Jackson State
Prison on January 7, 1973. The bus was rented from a
commercial carrier and departed 157 Collingwood, Detroit
at 9:00 a.m,

DE T-7
January 10, 1973

The BPP sponsored = bus trips to Jackson State
Prison on January 27 and 28, 1973.

DE T-8
January 29, 1973

. DE T-1 advised on various dates during March and
April, 1973, that the BPP sponsored bus trips to Jackson
State Prison on each of the following dates: March 1l,
March 16, March 25, April 8, April 14 and April 22, 1973.

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An article which appeared in the February 17,
1973, edition of the "Michigan Chronicle" entitled
“Panthers Appeal for Support of Prison Busing Program"
quoted ROLLIN REID, a BPP member as saying "The Community
should do more to support the program, Basically we
cannot get more community Support because of the old
BPP image of leather coats and guns. People think we
are thugs,"

An article which appeared in the February 27,
1973, edition of the "Detroit News", a daily Detroit
newspaper, entitled "Panthers Appeal for Bus Funds"
quoted LONNIE DARDEN, BPP leader as saying that what
the Panthers are seeking is "a good used vehicle"
which would cost them around $2,500.00, DARDEN stated
that commercial rental costs are too high and that the
BPP funds would not allow the Party to purchase a used
bus even if one were to be found. DARDEN stated that
the Party funds at the present time for the purchase
of a usedbis stand at zero,

An article which appeared in the April 20, 1973,
edition of the "Detroit News" entitled "Panthers Add Trips
to Prison Program" stated that the Panthers are appealing
to Churches and other civic groups for the loan of vans
or busses for their busing to prison services and have
been successful in receiving aid from the Burnette Baptist
Church in Detroit which has offered to make their vans
available,

B, The BPP Free Breakfast and Lunch Programs

The Free Breakfast Program provides fiee hot
breakfasts forschool children in the black community
from 7:3 0 to 8:30 a.m. on each school day, The Free
Lunch Program is an alternate program which is run during
the summer months when schools are closed and provides
a free lunch children who live in the vicinity of the
BPP Office. The Free Lunch Program was suspended in
September, 1972 and will be reinstituted in June, 1973,

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The Free Breakfast Program at 2228 Bewick was
shut down in late December, 1972 when the Party closed
down that office. During November and December, 1972,
approximately 80-85 children were fed each day at the
Bewick Office,

DE T-3
January 4, 1973

During January and February, 1973, approximately
20-25 children were provided a free breakfast at the 157
Collingwood Office, Seer

DE T-1
March 6, 1973

Between February 28, 1973 and April 13, 1973,
the Free Breakfast Program was suspended by the Party
due to the relocation of the Party Office to the Bewick
address, From April 13, 1973 to May 1, 1973, the Party
has again provided a free breakfast for approximately
80-85 children on each school day.

DE T-1
May 3, 1973

Some of the food for the Free Breakfast and Free
Lunch Programs is provided by local grocery stores and
some is purchased by the Party.

DE T-1
March 21, 1973

C, BPP Free Food Programs
The BPP gave away three hundred bags of groceries
during the Party’s "Black Christmas Free Food Giveaway
. Survival Day Program", on December 23, 1972,

DE T-2
January 9, 1973

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Survival Day refers to a program
implemented by the BPP with purpose
of giving away bags of groceries to
oppressed families living in the inner
city of Detroit.

Due to the great expense of purchasing the necessary
large quantities of groceries for Survival Day Programs,
the Party has not held a Free Food Giveaway in the past
three months,

DE T-1
April 27, 1973

D, Political Education Classes

Riitical Education classes are no longer held
on a réguiar basis, The classes are held occasionally
during the week as the Party feels it is more beneficial
to personally come into contact with members of the biack
community on a one=to-one basis. For this reason, Party
members solicit donations and sell BPP newspapers door to
door and attempt to "rap" with the people concerning the
BPP, its aims and programs,

DE T-2
April 3, 1973

For example, DE T-2 advised on January 30, 1973
that a Political Education class was conducted by ALVIN
BROWN, BPP Member at the 157 Collingwood Office on
January 29, 1973, The class was entitled "Liberalism
in the Red Book of Chairman Mao", Only three non-Party
members were in attendance,

In order to establish a better rapport with the
members of the black community and in order to raise money

for the Party, the Party organized and sponsored the
following events:

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= January 5, 1973 -
"Skate To Survive" -— Roller Skating Party
attended by approximately 30 non Party members.

DE T-2
January 15, 1973

January 20, 1973 .
"Crazy legs Dance for ‘Survival"

DE T-1
January 22, 1973

February 1, 1973
‘Dance for Survival"

DE T-2
February 5, 1973

March 13, 1973
"The People's Campaign Benefit" -~- a dance which
resulted in a profit to the Party of $100.00

“DE T-1
April 4, 1973

E, Rallies and Demonstrations

The BPP sponsored no rallies and held no demon-
strtions between November, 1972 and April, 1973.

DE T-3
May 1, 1973

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V. REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES

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A, Weapons and Fortifications

: On March 12, 1973, DE T-1 advised that the BPP
Headquarters, Ministry of Information Office, 157

ollingwood, Detroit, had been closed down and that the
Party members had moved out temporarily and relocated
their office at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

: On March 12, 1973, ORELL BENJAMIN, 18580
Dequindre, Detxrit, owner of the residence located at

157 Collingwood, Detroit, advised that the BPP had
vacated the residence recently and relocated their
members to a different office. BENJAMIN stated that

the FBI was free to enter the premises if they so desired,

On March 13, 1973, a search of the residence
located at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, was conducted by
Special Agents of the FBI. Results of the search are
set out below as well as descriptions of rooms and floor
space,

The residence of 157 Collingwood, Detroit, is a
two story dwelling with a basement and attic space, The
BPP Office space at 157 Collingwood comprised one side of
a two family duplex type dwelling. The Party occupied
one half of the entire dwelling. ;

The first floor consists G@ a living room, dining
room, kitchen and pantry. Steps off the kitchen lead down
to the basement, Four bedrooms and a bathroom are located
on the second floor. Steps lead upstairs to an attic area.
from the s@ond floor, .

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Physical observation of the interior.of the
residence revealed that all furniture had been removed
and that the house was not habitable.

No pertinent BPP literature ef any kind was
observed in any rooms of the house.

The windows of the living room which face the
north front entrance to the dwelling were painted black.
Built in wooden boxes beneath these three windows were
filled with sand, ‘Two other windows facing cast were
boarded up. The front north windows in the attic space
were covered with a heavy iron grate and draped with
blankets. ae

The north and south basement brick walls were
pocked with large holes which penetrated deep into the
brick and masonry work.

Also observed stered in the basement was a
four foot by eight foot sheet of three-quarter inch
plywood covered with a heavy gauge metal grate,

; On March 20,,1973, DE Tel and DE T~2 advised
that KENNETH BERNARDCHORSTON, former BPP Minister of

Ynformation and various other EPP members selected by
HORSTON had on occasion taken target practice in the
basement of BPP Office at 157 Collingwoecd, Above
sources stated, howeve, that it has been over one year
.Since Party members fired or possessed weapons, Sources
Stated that LONNIE DARDEN, the present BYE Minister of
Information, in view of the BPP's new philosophy of nen-
vyidence has prohibited the use and possession of weanons
by Party members, Scources advised thet no weapons are
urrently maintained by any Party members,

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Sources further ddvised that the sandbox and

_diron mesh grates for fortification also date back to the
"old days" of the Party when the Party was "at war" with
the establishment and in constant fear of being raided
by Law enforcement agencies. ,

On May 1, 1973, DE T-3 provided the following
floor plan of the former BPP Headquarters Office at 157
Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan: ,

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B. Arrests
_— No members of the Detroit BPP were arrested during
the period November, 1972 to April, 1973,

DE T-3
May 1, 1973

VI. CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER
BLACK EXTREMIST: GROUPS

BPP Members are not allowed to hold membership in
any other group or organization, The BPP operates independently
and has no affiliation with other extremist groups. BPP
members do not officially come into contact or associate
with members of other militant organizations,

DE T-1
February 14, 1973

DE T-1, DE T+2, DE T-9 and DE T-10 all advised in
January, 1973, that the BPP faction headed by HUEY P, NEWTON
remains diametrically opposed to the BPP faction headed by
ELDRIDGE CLEAVER,

HUEY P, NEWTON is the leader of
the BPP-Newton Faction (NF) headquartered
in Oakland, California.

ELDRIDGE CLEAVER is a leader in the
BPP and early in 1971 was expelled from
that organization and those members of the
BPP who continue to support him and advocate
the use of guns and guerrilla tactics became
known as the BPP-Cleaver Faction (CF).

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On December 20, 1972, LONNIE DARDEN, BPP-NF
leader at Detroit, was interviewed under suitable pretext
by a Special Agent of the FBI and DARDEN made the following
statement regarding ELDRIDGE CLEAVER:

"Eldridge Cleaver will not be allowed back

a in the BPP, We're (BPP-NF) not saying that
there is a peaceful co-existence that will
exist between the BPP and Eldridge Cleaver,
We're saying that the court systems are
responsible for the execution of poor and
oppressed people and we in turn are exposing
the court system in this particular racist
attitude against poor and oppressed people
and fot trying to build a peaceful co~existence -
with a particular element that had defected
from the Party."

VII, BPP FUNDS

The following is a summary of the financial
Situation of the BPP provided::by DE T-1 and DE T+42
from November, 1972 to April, 1973. - Income was from
such sources as the sale of BPP newspapers, donations,
and contributions from Party members, Expenses were
for such items as food, lodging, transportation, and

HET sR Pe meee rd Ane EHNA ESAT

telephone,
Month " Income Expenses

November, 1972 $1,400 $2 ,080—

December, 1972 1,200 2,170

January, 1973 437 1,819

February, 1973 410 1,734

March, 1973 600 1,850 i.
April, 1973 575 1,800

Above sources noted that Party assets are con-
siderably higher than indicated above due to the fact that
Party members turn over large amounts of money to the
Party from their welfare checks.

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The BPP maintains neither a checking nor a savings
account at any banking institution in the Detroit area,
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Viti, MISCELLANEOUS

In a December 21, 1972 edition of the "Detroit
Free Press", a Detroit daily newspaper, an article appeared
entitled "Black Panthers Charge Police with Harassment".
LONNIE DARDEN, BPP leader, charged the Detroit Police
Department with harassing Panthers while they were selling
the Party newspaper at the corner of State and Woodward
in Detroit. DARDEN charged that Party members had been
ticketed more than 25 times in the past. year for loitering
and interfering with pedestrian traffic, DARDEN went on
to state that members of the Party are being harassed
because they are black. DARDEN stated that the police
are attempting to stop the selling of the Party newspaper
because the BPP is involved in various programs to
serve the people of the community.

DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1973, that the BPP's
lease on 2228 Bewick expires on September 15, 1973, and
that the Panthers must vacate the premises on or before
that date. Source further advised that LONNIE DARDEN
is currently seeking suitable office space for the Party! s

headquarters,

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Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY

Character |EXTREMIST MATTER

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Report of: SA JOHN V. INSOGNA , Offi: Detroit, Michigan
Date: 11/7/72
Field Office Fite #: 157-3075 Bureau File #: L05-165706 Sub 15
Title: BLACK PANTHER PARTY
Character: EXTREMIST MATTERS
Synopsis: Detroit BPP headquarters located at 157
Collingwood, with an office at 2228 Bewick
and a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, ali Detroit,
Mich. They continue te operate the free
breakfast program for school children and
sell "The Black Panther” newspaper. Additional
programs and activity set forth, The Detroit
BPP operates under the leadership of LONNIE

DARDEN, Minister of Information.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA OF THE

DETROIT BLACK PANTER PARTY (BPP) . 2. . 2 6 2 «4 4
A. Location of Detroit BPP Headquarters and

Offices . . 6. 2 6 0 eo we we te ee el 4
B. Local Leaders and Membership Totais .... .- 4
C. FPunas . . 2 6 2 + 6 © oe we te te ew wt te 6
D. Connections with BPP National Headquarters . 6
E. Publications ... 1... oe ee ee es 8

1. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper . .. . 8

2. BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit

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EF. Philosophy of the BPP... 1. 6 © © es we we 14

G. AxYYesStS 2. 6 6 6 0 © eo ew we we ee et th 15
H. Weapons « . 2. 2. 2 2 6» © 2 «© © © we eo ew ew ew 15
I, Fortifications .. 0.0... 0 eee ee eee 15
J, Rallies and Demonstrations ... . « »« © « « 16
RK. ProgramS . 6 . 2 « 2 © «© © © «6 © oe we wes 16

1. Free Breakfast for School Children .«.. 16

2. Free Lunch Program .. . . «4 2 © es © @ 17

3. Free Bussing Program . ... .o +2. « « 17 -
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4. Free Food Program . . 2. 6 2 6 es 6 © © »
5. Liberation School . . 1. 1. 1 2 se ew we ew ee
LL. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies
M. Travel of Party Member's os ee te we et

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I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA
OF THE DETROIT BLACK PANTHER PARTY. (BPP)

A. ‘Location of Detroit BPP Headavarters and Offices
The BPP is a black extremist organization
started in Oakland, California, in December,
1966. It advocates the use of guns and ,
guerrilla tactics toisbring about the . ‘
overthrow of the United States Government. A
The Ministry of Information continues to be located

at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan.

The BPP continues to operate an office at 2228
Bewick, Detroit, which is the location for the free breakfast
program. This location is rented by LORENE BANKS, who

coordinates the free breakfast program and is an active
member of the BPP in Detroit.

The BPP has a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

June 16, 1972

DE T-1
The BPP continues ta overate offices at the |

following locations:
157 Collingwood, Detroit |
2228 Bewick, Detroit [
Pad - 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit :
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October 25, 1972

B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals

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Month Workers Members Elsewhere
May, 1972 6 8 0
June, 1972 9 . 7 17 0
July, 1972 13 20 0

. August, 1972 17 18 3
September, 1972 13 15 3
October, 1972 10 15 3

During the months of August ~- October, 1972,
sources advised that three members of the BPP are currently
in California assisting in the campaign of Chairman BOBBY
SEALE. ,

BOBBY SEALE is the National Chairman of
the BPP currently running for Mayor cf
nael California.

LONNIE/DARDEN is Minister of Information
and inf charge of BPP operation in Detroit.
DE T-3
May 9, 1972

LEONARD/ MONGO is in charge of finance.

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H September 12, 1972

. ; \ ee CRAWFORD is in charge of 2228 Bewick,
Detroqt. .

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of theffree bussing program.

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, ALVIN BROWN is in charge of the Liberation
\ & School et 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE T-4
August 3, 1972

Cc. Funds

A summary of financial activity was provided by
DE T-1, DE T-2 and DE T-7 from May - October, 1972:

Mont Income  - Expenses
May, 1972 $2,500.00 $2,916.40
June, 1972 . 3,300.00 3,040.00
July, 1972 2,650.00 2,496.00
August, 1972 3,200.00 2,889.00
September, 1572 2,650.00 2,655.66
October, 1972 2,400.00 2,550.00

D, Connections with BPP National Headovarters

LONNIE DARDEN and JODY WEAVER flew to BPP headcuarters
in Oakland, California. Purpose of this trip unknown.

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Mav 9, 1972

JODY/WEAVER has been an active member of
the Detroit BPP and is currently in
California.

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California, and the activities at the BPP headavarters E
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on a special train, handing out free groceries and making
political speeches. This supposedly is to get SEALE's
name in the public's mind for his upcoming bid for Mayor

-of Oakland, California.

DE T-3
May 10, 1972

LONNIE DARDEN said the situation at BPP headouarters
in Oakland, California, is very tense with all of the members
carrying guns on their person at all times. Everyone is
jockeying for the number two position. No one trusts anyone
else. Confusion, competition, contention, and bad feelings
mark the mood of the office. They all seem to be out to get
each other. DARDEN seemed to be making these statements
out of personal observation when he was in California.

DE T-3
May 31, 1972
LEONARD MONGO contacted BPP headquarters in
Qakland, California, requesting additionai copies of the
BPP newspaper.

DE T-5
June 10, 13972

The BPP chapter in Detroit contacted the Oakland

- headquarters and advised them that ROLAND REID will depart

June 18, 1972, at 5:15 PM on American Airlines flight 9).
and will arrive in San Francisco at 7:50 PM.

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LONNIE DARDEN is sending money to BPP headcuarte
in California. Amount of money and reason for sending mon
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E. Publications

1. Distribution of the BPP Newspaper
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. October, 1972, the BPP received the following copies of
"The Black Panther" newspaper from BPP national distribution,
New York City, New York:

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May, 1972 6,000 .
June, 1972 - 10,000 a
July, 1972 8,000 .
August, 1972 11,000 :
September, 1972 9,000 .
Octcher, 1972 8,000

2. BPP Literature Distributed in the Detroit Area

DE T-8 furnished the following leaflets which were
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F. Philosophy of the BPP

In explaining the new Panther image, GERALD
‘CRAWFORD stated, "For tco long the Panther Party has found
itself in the role of defender, rather than educator of
the community. We feel the Party should be a vehicle to
take the community to liberation and not the force which
consistently finds itself in conflict with the Police.

We are now moving toward the role of humanitarians, and
our goal is humanization of alk mankind. We would like

to remove all racial and class barriers, Our struggle is
more @ class struggle -- rather than a racial one, and

oux role is to educate the community to that fact. We

are not trying to teach individuals what to think, but
instead, we are trying to teach them to think for
themselves and objectively analyze the situation we find
ourselves in.

"Ironically, those people who can best perform
this service turn their backs on the community and helr
those forces which are oppressing all of us. College
students today dbnot bring their talents back to the
community, but help to build the system which they have
suffered under. In order for us to successfully perform
our duty, we need the support of the community. The
Panthers are a part of the community and need its entire
support. Without this support, we will be uneble to
continue our fight against oppression. .

; "For the past ten years, the Black :
has found itself on the covers of national magazines and

in newspapers. Reporters have described Panther members

as Communists and revolutionaries: Eut for soveral reasons
this description is not applicable to today's Black Panther
Party. In the past two years, the Panther Party hes .
undergone drastic changes. Black Panther members nave tried
to drop the role of guerilla fighters and are putting eve
effort into being known as educators and humanitarians.

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"The Party's Detroit Chapter is trying extremely
hard to change its image from community Bodyguard to community
sexvant,

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G. Arrests

= On May 29, 1972, Lieutenant WILLIAM MC Coy,
‘Detroit Police Department, advised that GARY ROLAND REID
was arrested by the Detroit Police Department for oustanding
traffic violation,

On October 24, 1972, Lieutenant MC COY advised
that LEOWARD MONGO was ticketed by the Detroit Police
Department for violation of city ordinance - vending and
interfering with pedestrian traffic. MONGO was selling

_the BPP newspaper at the time. He was given the ticket.

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HK, Weapons

DE T-1, DE f--2 and DE T~3 advised during May -
October, 1972, there was no. mention of weapons and no
effort to acquire any guns. The gune that are available
are Giscreetiy kept out of sight.

I. Fortifications

There are no fortifications at the BPP office
at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE T-4
July 1G, 1972

There are no fortifications at the BPP pad at
4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

DE T-1
July 26, 1972

The BPP office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, has
metal mesh screens which can be pulled dewn over the windows
at night. The sand bag barricades have heen removed.

DE T-2
August 25, 1972

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J. Rallies and Demonstrations

* During the period May - October, 1972, the Detroit
Chapter of the BPP did not hold any rallies or sponsor any
demonstrations.

DE T-8
October 26, 19372

K. | Programs

ws ;
i. Free Breakfast for School Children
an
The breakfast program continues to be in operation
at 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE T-6
May 5, 1972

The breakfast program at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,
has been suspended temporarily in lieu of a free Lunch
progrem auring the summer months. The breakfast program
will be reinstituted at the start of the school year in
September, 1972.

DE T-6
June 16, 1972

The free lunch program has heen replaced by the
free breakfast program. .

DE T+2
- Septembex 6, 1372

The breakfast program is also in operation at 157
Collingwood, Detroit, and at 2228 Bewick, Detroit. Food
for the programs is solicited from store awners in the area
and some food is purchased by the Party.

DE T-2 -
September 14, 1972

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The following is a summery cf the number of
children attending the breakfast program from May -
October, 1972. Unformation was furnished by DE T-1, DE T-2

and DE T-4: ,

May, 1972 75
June, 1972 75
July, 1972 120
August, 1972 $5
September, 1972 75
October, 1972 65

2. Free Lunch Program

The free lunch program is not operational at
either 157 Collingwood or 2228 Bewick, Detroit.

DE £-2
September 4, 1972

3. Free Bussing Program

On June 3, 1°72, the BPP sent a bus to the State
Prison of Southern Michigan (SPSM), Jackson, Michigan.

DE T~-1
June 16, 1972
On August 24, 1972, the BPP was making plans to
yeinstitute its bussing program to Jackson, Michigan. The
Party did not send a bus to Jackson all swamer,

DE T-2
August 28, 1972

No busses have been chartered by the Party recently,

DE T-2
September 12, 1972

The bussing program was advertised on a local
Detroit radio station. .

DE f-9 ;
September 16, 1972

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= The Party is making plans to send a bus to
Jackson on November 4, 1972. The Party is also planning
a bus on November 19, 1972, :

DE T-1
October 31, 1972

4, Free Food Program

On May 21, 1972, “the; BPP held a “Survival Day"
in the Jeffries Projects. The advertised purpose of
Survival Day was to give 1,000 bags of free groceries to
families in the inner city.

DE T-9
May 21, 1972

Survival Day refers to a program

implemented by the BPF with the purpose

of giving free bags of groceries to

oppressed families living in the inner

city of Detroit.

On August il, 1972, the Party sponsored a second
Survival Day program. The Party advertised that 509 hags
of groceries were given away.

DE T-]
August 15, 1972
On October 2], 1972, the Party sponsored another
Survival Day program. At this program the Party gave avay
150 bags of groceries.

DE T-1
October 39, 1872

5. Liberation School

-Liberation School is held at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,

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of the Liberation School are to enlighten the children with
the aims of the BPP. ALVIN BROWN is currently in charge
of this program.
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DE T-4
July 12, 1972

L. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and Policies

Political education classes are no longer regularly
held on Sundays. The classes are now held at random during
the week as the BPP is currently more concerned with its
survival programs.

DE T-2
September 14, 1972

M., Travel.of Party Members

On May 6, 1972, LONNIE DARDEN and JGDY WEAVER
flew to Oakland, California. On May 9, 1972, DARDEN
returned to Detroit. JODY WEAVER remained in California.

DE T-3
Mav 9, 1972

ROLAND GARY REID and WILLIAM ARTHUR ELDER are
presently in California and do not intend to return to
Detroit.

DE T~2
July 17, 1972

WILLIAM ARTHUR/ ELDER has been an active
member of the /BPP in Dbetroit.

. On August 21, 1972, LOUIS TOLBERT/TJOHNSOWN travellad
to California to helo work-in the BPP campafign to elect
BOBBY SEALE as Mayor of Oakland, California. ——, :

DE T~-2
August 27, 1972

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LOUIS TOLBERT JOHNSON has been an active
member of the BPP, Detroit.

KENNETH/ HORSTON,

MISCELLANEOUS

to contact the Detroit Chapter.

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; former leader of the BPP-HNP,
is believed to have disassociated himself with the RPP.
HORSTON was recently ohserved by members of the Detroit
Chapter in the Detroit -area.

3ORSTON probably avoided
having contact with these members and has made no effort

August 4, 1972


FEDERAL BUREAU OF INY ESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan
November 7, 1972

In Reply, Please Refer to
File No.

Ww i@ STATES DEPARTMENT OF ,/@TICE . |
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Title Black Panther Party
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So 5
Character ‘Extremist Matters P
Bae
Reference Report at Detroit, dated

and captioned as above

All sources (except any Hsted below) whose identities arc concealed
in referenced communication have furnished reliable information in the past.

This docurncnt contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property
of the PBL and is loaned t) your agency: it and its contents are nut to be Gistrihuted oulside your
agency nor duplicated within your ageney.

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oo FEDERAL BUREAU OF INV USTIGATION

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REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN - DATE ‘ - INVESTIGATIVE PERIOO

DETROIT __SAN FRANCISCO 5/38/71 4/5 - 4/29/71
TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY .

SA RONALD V, RITENOUR, JR,
CHARACTER OF CK CASE -_
RM - SMITH ACT OF 1940;
SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,
RESELLION AND INSURRECTION

- Ovrack’ vp PANTHER PARTY (BPR)
NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT
FASS ISH“.CACCP) ‘ ,
DETROLT DIViS 10N ;

.
REFEREKCEY , Detroit report, of SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR., ae
oo oe ; : , so - ap,
LEAD

- DETROIT ,
KYA : , renee «
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AT DETROIT, TCHICAN

‘ Lae : . . _ - ; . , .
. Will maintain contact with Logical informants and
le submit evidentiary. report 390 deys from date of this report.
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. '
- ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED —

CASE HAS SEEN:

CONVIC | AUTO. | rus. | SAVINGS

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_]yes [ino
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER SIX MONTHS (yes (jroo

SPECIAL AGENT ~
IN CHARGE

APPROVED x Sy

‘copies MALE:
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2 ~- OSI, Dayton, Chie (RAD
2 ~ NIS, Chicago CRM)
_2 - San Francisco (RéM)
2 — Detroit (157-3075)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report

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“ALL persons mentioned herein who are active in the
Detroit Division are currently under investigation,

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INFORMANTS

ri meee . . :

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vendo: 1.3.3.0. Rh scwern a 157-23075-2402
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Le ‘ ur [ED STATES DEPARTMENT OF 'USTICE
— ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA’. ~@

- CONFIDE NTIAL

. 1 = MIG, Detroit (HR)
a 1 + Secret Service, Detroit’ (Ra)
a l-- OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RH) ,
copy tor _ L - NIS, Chicago (RM)
- . *. . : ‘ - : i.
Report of: ° - SA DONALD V, RITENCUR, JR, Office: Detroit, Michigan
Date: ., 5/18/71 a
Fleld Offige File #: = 157-3075 . .Bureou File # 105-165706-15
| Titles . ‘BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

oo. 8 * NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT PASCISH (GHCCF)
- DETROIT DIVISION

Choracter: ” RACIAL MATYERS - SMITH ACT OF 1940;

: SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,

i, _ REBELLION A} sD INSURE SECTION . .

i Synopsis: a : .

=~ ' The Detroit NCR continues to operate under

the direction of BPP National Headquarters,
OakjJand,. Calif. Detroit continues to sell
““The Black Panther" news paper ,& and operate a
_ ykree be rehkfast for eee eae ne irén ProgrA
“EDGAR ROBINSON and KENNETE Payors 3%, both Detroit
NCCF indmbers vi isited BPP wiZional Headquarter
“wetin 4/71, Four NCCF aber were arrested by
te the Detroit pd for Murder J as a result of a
holdup in which a man was killed, -A purged
Detroit NCCF member has been contacting the
Cleaver Faction of the BPP in New York, how-
+. . ever, no attempts have been made to start a
Cleaver growin Detroits

~Pp-

DETA iS .

CONFIDENTIAL : ——

. GHOUP 1,
Excluded from automatic .

downgrading and
declassification
Nee earn serene ranean ovine geste nee

Thin document contains nolther recommendationa nor conclusions of the FBI. It ta the proporty of the FBI and is loaned to
your agency; it and its contents aro not to be distributed outalde your agency,

.

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I.- " REVOLUTTONARY PROGRAYS AND POLICIES AS EXPRESSED
BY BPP LEADERS ...ceteeceeee

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Iie ” ACTS iN FURTHERA NCE OF THE “REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ...3
LIT. TEA CHING OF THE REVOLUBIONARY PROGRAM ......0eeeee0004

IV, . DOCUMENTS URGING “THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

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T Wy EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY ooeccesceceecceeeeereneee8
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/' X, REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS "AND POLICIES
- . ' AS EXPR RESSED BY bpp LEADER
‘se 4 On April.28, 1971, DE T=1 advised that the ninistry of
Information for the Detroit National Committee.to Combat Fascism -
(NXCCF), organizing bureau for the Black Panther Party C3Pr),
‘. was moved to a new office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan,
by orders of KENNETH HORSTON,-< leader of the Detroit NCCF,
. ° ‘DE T-] advised gthat G11 Continent tal, Detroit, Mich~
‘ - 1€2aQ, is+ Community Information Center Number One.

. A characterization of the BPP is contained
in the appendix pages attached hereto,

YY, ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
. PROGRAM . _
ae DE T-1 advised’ on April 5, 1971, that 157 Collingwéod,
Detroit, was being opened as NCCF Community Information Center
Number Two on that date, ’ . .

it NCCI, ANTHONY NORMAN, RONNIE. 1 TIN, RONALD-SAHiTH,
VELL, held up what they believed to be a dope house
the victims was killed,

of the Detr
‘and LARRYSB
and one 4
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epi T~1 advised on bril 12, 1971, colt four members
g

; Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Security Sectioa,
Intelligence Division, Detroit Police Department, advised on
April 14, 1971, that Murder One warrants were obtained on Apri.
34, S71, for LARRY POWELL, RONNIL IRWIN, and ANTHONY NORMAN,

all NCC members,

A search warrant executed by the Detroit Police
Department on April 14, 197], at the home of BARBARA PLISHOW, |
white female associate of the NCCF, resulted in her arrest as/we]l
\as the arrest of the above three, ROWALD S®eITH, and CAROLYN SMITH,
“members of the NCCF, and vecovery of property stolen ina robbery
on April 11, 1971, in which one man was killed.


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DE T-l1 advised on April 21, 1971,. that. the Free
Breakfast for School Children Program is. currently operating
five ‘days a week at the-following locations:

me? ‘ ae

me. 611 Continental] (30 children)
157 Collingwood (15 children)
.St. Leo's Church (15 children)

DE, T~1 advised on April 21, 1971, that the Detroit
NCCE scheduled a free community dinner - in front of 611] Continen-
tal, Detroit, on Saturdays April 24, 1971, at 5:30 p.m. Tables
wild be"Set un to serve the foodibuffet style and there is to be
“no ) Sather ing at the dinner as’ Seating Will not be provided,

4

rent eet At RE LE LOOT RN MRS A MAN winsome wen og!

DE T--3 advis ed on Agra? 26, 197 that there were
not over 30 people at the NCCF dinner’ on Apeal 24, 1871, at any
-one time, and that na incidents occurred,

1 oe ypengne meen

DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1871, that the NCCF
prepared servings of food for about 400 penple for the dinner
on April 24, 19871, and that all of the food was passed out,

“DE T-24 advised on April 28, 1971, that someone is
assigned to a desk facing the front door of 2009 Alber Fliat, -
Michigan, on 2 daily basis, A loaded M-1 is kept at ine desk to
prevent, anyone from entering the house who is not supposed to,
Posters ftve been removed from some first floor windows so trey
can see anyone @pproaching the house, These measures were in-
stituted due to the raid by the police in March, 1971], which
caused the NCCF in Flint to loose face as the police toox over
‘go easily. ;

JIL, TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
i PROGRAM
DE T-1 advised on April 24, 1971, that political
education classes are held at G11 Continental, Detroit, every
Sunday and that the classes consist of reading from and discussing
articles appearing in '!'The Black panther" newspaper, particularly
the center section,

DE T-25 advised on April 28, 197], that only nine .-
people, mainly young kids, showed up for the political education
class on April 18, 1971. Attendance at the classes have fallen
off sharply since the police raid in March, 1971.

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Sunddy. and that the classes consist of reading from and discussing

lee ce
nelys pa per.

- "Free Breakfast Program fdr Children", which were distributed
> by the Betroit HCCF, .

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DE T-24 advised on April 29, 1970, that political
education classes are held at the NCCK, Flint, Michigan, cvery

articles, primarily the’ center-fojd of "The Black Panther"

IV, DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY
a .” PROGRS ht
” "On. April $, 1971, DE T-3 provided copies of the
following leaflets entitled "Wanted by the Feople" and

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V, EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

_SF T-16 advised on April 1¥,°1971,

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that KENNETH

-HORSTON, leader of the Detroit NCGF, was in California, and

talked with Minister of Defense, HUBY NEWTON,

DE T-1 advisgd on April 21, 1971,

on April 16, 1971.

that EDGAR

ROBINSON, distribution: manager of “PRE Black panther" news paper

for the Detroit NCCF, left Detroit en route

akland, Califoxnia,
“on April 20, 197], apparently to attend the funeral] of SAM NAPIER,

"a wemiler of the BPP who was killed in New York.

. . Re
- OS DE T-1 advised on April 24, 1971,
amember of the Detroit MNCCF, went to Toledo

situation there as some members apparently wa

that LONNIE DARDEN,
to check on the

lked into the office

wearing. Cleaver buttons on April 23, 1871, but were put out.
He was then to proceed to Cleveland where HUEY NEWTON, Minister
‘of Defense for the BPP was scheduled to a appear, however, he ‘

failed to show up.

‘at

DE p-3 advised on April 29, 1971,

that LONNIE DARDEN,

member of the Detroit NCCF, returned from Cleveland, Ohio on.

April 25, 1971,

“eDE '-3 further advised that EDGAR ROBINSON, distribu

tion manager of "The Bleck Panther" newspaper,
Californig. on April 26, 1971.

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DE T-l1 advised on various dates in
Detroit received approximately 31,6609 copies

returned from

April, J971, that
of "The Black

Panther" newspaper during April, 1971, from BPP distribution,
New York. DE T-1 advised that money for payment of the news~
“. paper is sent to BPP headquarters, Oakland, California.

VI. FACTIONALISN

NY T-5 advised on April 12, 1971,
@liso known as Malik arrived in New York from
weekend of April 9-11, 1971, for consultstion
the BPP Cleaver Faction,

NC CLURE was the Jeader of the Ret

that OLIVER MCCLURE
Detroit over the
with leaders of

roit NCCF but was -~

purged, Detroit continues to be loyal to NEWTON,

DE T-1 advised on 1 April 14, 1971,

returned to Detroit from New York on April 12,
with him an unknown nunber of Cleaver Faction

Ld. os
that OLIVEY WC CLURE
1971, ara Srought
news papers , “Right

On", MC CLURE has not made any attempts to organize a Cleaver

Faction in Detroit to source's knowledge,

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is currently in New York.

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. ; :¢ DE T-1 advised on April 27, 1971, that NC CLURE
returned to Detroit from New York abdut 3: -00 p.m, on April
27, 197]. . a .
“fp om ’ .

. DE T-1 learned on April 28, 1971, that MC CLURE
allegedly was ordered to kill VIRON REDW INE and KENNETH NORSTOR,
and to-use his judgmeitt as whether or wot to kill CHARLES FOLT,
These three are leaders. in tile Detroit NCCF DE T-1 advised

tha at HOLY has expressed sympathy for the. Cleaver Faction and

is probably no longer being considered for assassination,

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7 Do appenp1x ‘
a re wot, BLACK PA IPHER PARLEY, also known, as Jot
MG . Black ck Panther Pa uty for, Self Defense
an «+ Aecording to the official newspaper of the ;
“Bh ack: ‘ Panther Party (BPP), the BFP was started during
“December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to organize .
“ Dlack people so they can take control of the life,
politics and the aestiny of the black contaunity. It was

oo 4 organized by Bobby G. Seale, BPP Chairman, and Huey P.
- Newton,, Hinister of Defense, BPP. : “.
. . “ow “Bb . . : : .
7. : The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
i regularly states that the EPP advocates the use of yuns
? “and guerrilla tactics in its xvevolutionary program to end
,7 oppression of the black people Residents of the black
>. community are urged to arm thomselve S against the police |
-who are consistently referred to as "pigs" who should be
‘killed, - Lot ° 7, : , Tes
* The newspaper, in its issue of September 7,
1968, had an article by the then Hinister of Education
George Hurray. This article ended with the following:

: * "Black men. Black people, colored persons of
America, revolt eve srywhex e! Arm yourselves. The only
cultur®sorth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.

Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use the gun.

= Kill the pigs everywhere." . . .

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968,

* had an article introduced with the following statement:
“We will not dissent from American government.’ We will
overthreyv it."

° David Hilliard, Chief of Staff, BPP, ina speech
_at the San Francisco Polo Field on Hovenbex 15, 1969,
said, "We will kill Richard Nixon."

David Hilliard, in the "Now York Times," issue
° of December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows:. “We advocate
the very direct overthrow of the government by way of force

‘land violence," : . ; )

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oe . ‘e  .In the issue of April 25,°1970, “the BPP
,neéwspaver hac an article by Hjnister of Culture Emory

“Deghas as follows: . Loe .
“the only say to make this racist U. S. ;
- _ Governnent administer justice to the people it is

_ , oppress ing, is... i by taking up arms against this
“ goverment, killing the officials, until thg reactlonary
1 forces 4... are aenud,. and those that are left turn their
j weandns on their superiors, thereby passing revolutionary
| judgement against the number one enemy of all mankind,

‘the racist U. 8. Government." : y
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ADMINISTRATIVE BE
* All persons mentioned herein as being connected
with the Detroit Branch of the BPP, are currently upder
investigation by Detroit except for some of those : vho have
received extensive jail sentences,

The investigative period of this report overlaps
that of the previous report in order to include information
not received in time to be included in the prior report,

»
a Inasmuch as the Cleaver Faction is now a separate
_ case, no mention of them is made in this report, except
where the Newton Faction is involved, A separate report
wili be submitted on the Cleaver Faction,

. This report is classified confidential to protect
sources whose identity, if revealed, could adversely affect
the national defense, :

INFORMANTS

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1 - Secret Service, Detroit (RM)

1 - USA, Detroit (RM)

SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR, Clee: Detroit, Michigan
11/4/71 :

157~3075 Bureau File#: 105-165706 Sub 15

BLACK PANTHER PARTY -"'DETROIT DIVISION

EXTREMIST MATTERS

The Detroit NCCF was raised to full

BPP status, 5/71, Their headquarters
the Ministry» of Information, is located
at 157 Coliinewood, Detroit, with
offices at 259] pennsylvania, and

2435 Pennsylvania, Detroit. The office
at Flint, Hichigan, was closed during
this period, Detroit continues to be
directed from BPP headquarters, Oakland,
California, and have contact with other
BPP chapters, Detroit continues to sell
"The Biack Panther" newspaper, which is
their main source of funds, although . .
sales fell off during 9/71 and 10/71.

A’ number of NCCF members were arrested
in connection
with robberies, beatings. Some members
of the Detroit BPP have become dis-
enchanted with NEWTON's policies and are
switching to the faction of the BPP
supporting ELDRIDGE CLEAVER,

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERA TIONAL DATA
A. Location of Detroit NCCF and BPP

Headquarters and Branches

B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals

C. Funds oS >

D. Connection With BPP neionaa ?
Headquarters

E. Contact With Other BPP and NCCF
Chapters

¥. Publications

1, Distribution of "The Black
‘’ Panther" News paper

2. Local Publications

G. Propensity for Violence and Preparation
. .for Confrontation

H. Arrests

I. Weapons

Je Fortifications

Ke Meetings and Rallies

L. Programs of Detroit NCCF and BPP
1. Free Breakfast for School Children
2. Free Lunch Program

3. Free Clothing Program

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an M. Teaching Revolutionary Programs and
Policies
N. Factionalism

QO. Miscellaneous

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I, ORGANIZATIONAL: AND OPERATIONAL
DATA

‘The National Committee to Combat
Faseism (NCCF) is the organizing
bureau for the Black Panther Party (BPP),

The BPP is 4 black extremist organ-
ization started in Oakland, California,

in December, 1966. It ad ocates the use

of guns and guerrilla tactics to bring
about the overthrow of the U.S, Government.

A. Location of Detroit NCCF and BPP Headquarters
and Branches

The Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCF continues
to function at 2009 Albert Street, Flint, Michigan. —

DE T-1
January 7, IS71
The Ministry of Information is located at
613 Continental, Detroit, Michigan,

Community Information Center Number One (CIC #1)
is located at 611 Continental, Detroit.

: cic #2 is located at 3595 7th Street,
Detroit, Michigan.

DE T-2
January, 1971

The office at 3595 17th ‘Street, Detroit, closed
in February, 1971.
‘DE T-2
February, 1971

157 Collingwood, Detroit, is being opened as
Cic #1 on April 5, 1971.

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April 5, 1971

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The Ministry of information for the Detroit 20°" % (77
NCCF was moved to a new offi < at 157 Collingwood, Detroit,
Michigan, by orders of KENNET RSTON, leader of the Detroit
NCCF. hm .

611 Continental, Detroit, was seatgnated CIC #1.

DE T~2
April 28, 1971 .

‘The NCCF office at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan,
was abandoned by the NCCF because the member who had been
paying the rent dropped. out of the NCCF. Flint members
plan to function out of Detroit.

1) 0) DE T1 - . ae
May 17, 1971

The BPP moved out of 611-13 Continental, Detroit,
the first of June, 1971, and moved into 2591 Pennsylvania,
Detroit, ,

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The Detroit NCCF was raised to full BPP

status in May, 1971,

DE T-3
. June 3, 1971

. The BPP is using the residence of LORENE BANKS ,
one of their members, at 2435 Pennsylvania, Detroit, as

an office for the lunch program and. liberation school. . Z
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July 27, 1971
Hi Loew ‘

The BPP leaders be have ¢ acquaired an apartment at
Buena Vista, Detroit, which is used by KENNETH HORSTON,
Bites: ROWN and EDGARNROB INS ON, apparently to get away
“fr om the rank and file, .

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B. Local Leaders and Membership Totals |

oo “WAYNE THEODORESROBERTSON is in charge of the
| Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCE, Y¥VONNE-COOPER » is Secretary,

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a January 7, 1971

KENNETE HORSTON, leader Detroit NCCF
CHE RLES HOE LT, second in command
_RORR IE RWLN, in charge 3595 17th Street, Detroit
ALI YFORD, in charge of finances —
“LORENE BANKS, in charge of Breakfast Programs
7 EDGER ROBINSON distribution manager
pre “ A RONALD-SMATH, in charge of Free Ciothing Program
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January, 1971

In March, 1971, the Detroit NCCF had 25 active
members, including five community workers,
-DE T-2
March, 1971

DE T-2 advised in April, 1971, that the membership
and leaders of the Detroit NCCF for April, ‘1971, are as
follows: .

KENNETH HORSTON/ leader -
VIROMREDYIND, “second in command.

VIRO IDWINE,. coordinator

EDGAR ROBINSON,” dis tribution manager

LORENE BANKS, Breakfast Program,

31i active members ineluding four community workers,

DE T-2 advised in April, 1971, ‘that the leader
pox ‘the Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF’ is WAYNE TIECDORE
/ ROBERTSON and that Fiint has ten active members, including ~
, vhree community workers «

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eee DE T-2 advised in May, 1971, that during May,
A971, LONNEE~DARDEN was officer of the day at 157 Collingwood
and that the membership consisted of 38 active members
including six community workers,

a“
CHARLES HOLT, second in command of the NCCF, has
been reduced to a community worker by KENNETH HORSTON,

DE T-2
Nay 11, 1971 .

DE T-2 advised during June, i971, that the member~
ship of the BPP in June, 1971, consisted of 34 active
members and five community workers.

When KENNETH HORSTON is not available, EDGARY
ROBINSON, distribution manager, 35 in charge of 157 Colling-
wood, and LONNIE DARDEN“is in charge of 2591 Pennsylvania.

. DE T-4
7 July 2, 1971

DE T~4 advised in July, 1971, that the BPP
consisted of 24 active members and four community workers in
July; 1971.

; DE T-4 attributed the decrease in membership to
_the fact that some people were unhappy with HUEY NEWTON 's
‘policy of non-violence and because they had been directed
to attend church, . .

DE T-4 advised during August, 1871, that the
foliowing persons were leaders of the Detroit BPP during
August, 1971:

KENNETH sonsvoy,/ teadex

DIANE BROWN, -Minister of Information

LONNIE DARDENY CIC #1 7
EDGAR ROBINSON,’ distribution manager ad
LORENE BANKS,’ Breakfast and Lunch Programs

WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON," finances

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DE T-4 advised in August, 1971, that the BPP
had 18 active members, eight of which were community workers,

DE T-4 advised in September, 1971, that during
September, 1971, the BPP had 22 active members including
four community workers,

DE T-4 advised during October, 1971, that in
October, 1971, the BPP membership decreased to ten active
members plus two community workers . :

Y
WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON quit the BPP and no one
has yet replaced him handling finances.

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- October 8, 197]

DIANE BROWN has returned to her home in Jackson,
Michigan, and may not be returning to Detroit, however, at
the time she left she indicated she was taking a temporary
jJeave as she was needed by her family in Jackson, Michigan,

DE T+4
October 28, 1971
C. Funds

The following Summary of financial activity was
provided by DE T-2 and DE T~4 from February, 1971 chr ough
October, 1971:

“Month Income ; Expenses”

February $1,550.00 $1,550.00

March 4,800.00 ' 3,396,900

April 6,825.00 6,191.00

May 4,295.00 4,938.00

June ° 4,880,00 4,646.00
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Month Income Expenses
July 7,368,00 7,209,00
August 4,344.00 4,718,00
September 2,575.00 2,227.00
October 2,375.00 2,066.00

The income reflected above generally consisted
of sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper and donations.
Expenses consisted of payments for the newspaper, Shipping ~
charges, rent, food for the members, miscellaneous expenses -
including transportation, lunch, and telephone calls for
people selling newspapers and collecting donations and
expenses for Giothing and pocket money for the leaders,

4 .

D. Connection With BPP National Headquarters

CHARLES HOLT; second in command cf the Betroit
NCCF, requested that BPP National Headquarters, Oakland,
California, send Detroit 10,000 copies of the current
issue of "The Black Panther” newspaper,

DE T-5
y pecember 22, 1970
- KENNETH HORSTON, leader of the Detroit NCCF, con-
‘facted BPP headquarters, Oakland, California, requesting back
issues of "The Biack panther" as some of the pecple in
Detroit were unable to understand the BPP position in the

paper about the Zionist movement, y~ N
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ane

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-—~ OLIVER MC CLURE, former leader of the Detroit
NCCF, who had been purged from the NCCF contacted ROOSEVER BT

\UCHILLIARD, BPP Assistant Chief of Staff, Oakland, California,
and requested that he be reinstated, kC CLURE was instructed
to contact KENNETH \HORSTON, leader, Detroit NCCF, to discuss
being reinstated,

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January 11, 1971

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January 21, 1971

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‘KENNETH HORSTON left Detroit for San Francisco on
March 6, 1971 and returned to Detroit on March 8, 1971,

DE T-6 .
March 8, 1971

VIRON REDWINE flew from Detroit to San Francisco
on March 8, 1971, REDWINE contacted Detroit on March 9
and 10, 1971, advising that he was stranded in Qakland,
California, without funds to return to Detroit. -

DE T-6
March 10, 1971

KENNETH HORS TOM was_andered to report to Oakland,
California, immediately by JUNE HILLIARD, BPP Assistant Chief

_of Staff, and HORSTON left for Californ ia late March 29,

1971, or early March 30, 1971. —_

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.- : March 30, 1971

" KENNETH HORSTON was in oakland, California, at
BPP Headquarters on April id, 1971.

DE T~6
A April 14, 1971

: EDGAR. ROBINSON, distribution manager, of the BPP
paper for Detroit NCCF, left Detroit en route Oakland,
California, April 20, 1971, to attend the funeral of slain

‘BPP member SAM NAPIER, who was killed in New York,

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ROBINSON returned trom California on the evening
of April 26, 1971.

DE T-3
. April 29, 1971
oe
KENNETH HORSTON returned from San Francisco,
California, to Detroit on April 30, L971,

“pe 1-6
May 1, 1971

KENNETH HORST N contadted BPP National Head-
quarters on May 12, 1971, to determine if the Detroit NCCF
had been raised to a full BPP chapter and determined that
it may have been. . .

DE T-6
May 12, 1971

LONNIE DARDEN, a member of the Detroit BPP,
Claimed that as of Stinday, May 16, 1971, all Detroit NCCF
chapters, including Detroit, had been raised to full BPP
status by BPP headquarters, Oakland, California,

DE T-2
May 17, 1971

. KENNETH HORSTON, leader Detroit BPP, contacted
“BPP headquarters, Oakland, California, on June 11, 1971, for
advice.

DE T-6
June 11, 1971

DE T-6 advised from February, 1971 through August,
1871, that the Detroit NCCF-BPP made inquiries regarding the
BPP paper with BPP headquarters, Oakland, California, at least
once each month,

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E. Contact With Other BPP and NCCF Chapters

KENNETH HORSTON, leader of the Detroit branch of
the BPP, was in contact with BPP, New York on December
3L, 1970,

‘DE T~7

’ ; . December 31, 1970

ZAYD SHAKUR, Deputy Minister of Information for
and “returned to New York, January 11, 1971,

0 '. DE T-2
OF a January 11, “as71
>

BOBBY RUSH, Deputy Minister of Defense, ratinoss
Chapter, BPP, held a regional staff meeting at Chicago,"

and several other offices failed to send a representative.
DE T-8
January 17, 1971

A representative of the Toledo, Ohio NCCF was to
Obtain the film "The Battle of Algiers" through the
Detroit NCCP,

DE T+5
January 21, 1971

SAN NAPIER, BPP, New York, contacted BPP Chicago
and requested cix poxes of newspapers sent to Chicago fron
New York be sent to the Detroit NCCF,

“DE T~8

eae March 26, 1971

YVONNE KING, Communications Secretary, Illinois

BPP, returned to Chicago from Detroit on June 4, 1971.
; piel DE T-8 .
ee June 4, 1971

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_ January 17, 1971, and.was extremely irritated because hetroit

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KENNETH HORSTON, ‘Detroit BPP, contacted YVONNE
KING, BPP Chicago, in an effort to have her appear at a
rally for the Detroit 15 on June 25, 1971, at Detroit.

KING indicated she would probably appear, however,/had to
clear it through BPP headquarters, Oakland, California,

The Detroit 15 consisted of 15 members
and associates of the NCCF who were
arrested at an NCCF office, 3376 16th
‘Street, Detxoit, on October 24, 1970,
in connection with the shooting of two

; ~Rebrost Police Officers on that date,
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MARY FORD, member of the Detroit BPP, was sent
to Toledo, Ohio, to help reinforce the chapter there,

DE T-2
; . June 1, 1971

F. Publications
1, Distribution of "The Black Panther’ News paper
Sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper have fallen
off in Flint, Michigan, and only halt of the 2,200 papers

received at Flint from Detroit had been sold,

DE T-1
January 7, 1971

“DE T-2, DE T-4 and DE T-10 advised that the Detroit
NCCI—BPP received the following number of copies of "The
Black Panther" newspaper:

Month Copies
February . 315,000
March , 16,000
“April 32,600
May ; 42,000
‘June 18,400

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August 19,774
September 7,500
October . 7,200

Copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper are shipped
to EDGAR ROBINSON, 611 Continental, Detroit, from New York
Distribution, 146-20 Rockaway. Boulevard, Jamaica, New York,

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“DE T-9
ash May 20, 1971

2. Local Publications

The following are copies of publications which
were either produced or tepreduced by the Detroit NCCF-~BPP
for distribution to members, associates and to the general
public attending political education meetings:

DE T-1 furnished a copy of the following Jeaflet
on January 14, 1971; :

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GARDIIAL RULE

PRIUARY OBJECTIVE OF THE BPP.

MASS LINE

PARTY LINE

SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK

THREE LAT RULES OF DISCIPLINE

EIGHT POINTS OF ATTENTION .

EVERY HEMBER OF NLC.C. i, MUST KNOW THY CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF BoP.Pe
ENOWLEDGE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS. .

ENOW EVERY BLACK PANTHER PARTY MEMBER MURDERED BY THIS SYSTEM

PART ZT = SECOND STZ WEEKS

TDECLOGT OF SPP ~ ELDRIDGE

ESSAYS OF MUWISTER OF DEPHNSE « HUEY P. NEWLON
GENIOUS OF BUEY P, NEWEON .

EQUGATICH AND REVOLUTION ~ ELDRIDGE
GONVERSATION WITH ELDRIDGE CLEAVER

G2 SEIZE TES THE: BOBBY SHALE

HUEY TALKS TO TRE MOVEMENT

¢ MANPATES OF TEE EoPoPe

CESTEATOLU OF ALL REGENT BoPePs NENSPAPERS
PUNE HARUEL Og THE UlMAN GUEXETLIA

SO PAEaSED 21. PUCHISM

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ATTENTION COMMUNITY WORKESS AND U.C.0.F. Midibias
DETROIT CHAPTER:

@ FOL OWING INFORMATION TS A AN_O: ORDER AR OANO With vente Bs BE CARRISD OUT TMMEDTATRLY

POWER TO THES PEOPLE ‘COMRADES;
BECAUSE GF THS NECESSITY [0 INTENSITY HB STRUCOLE HERE IN THE STATS OF MICHIGAN,
IS NECESSARY TC INTENSIFY OUR KNOWLEDGE OF STRUGGLE, AND TO TICHTEN UP UUR IDEOLCOY
CH IS OUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS BEING TRUELY A MATGH FOR A HUNDRED. i
OUR CHATRMAN IS FACING THE ELECTRIC CHATR, ELDRIDGE OUR MUNISTER OF DWFORMATION

S STIL IN EXILE. CHE LOPE OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P. NEYTON IS IN
ONSTANT DANGER OF ASSASTNATTON, SOME 30 MEMBERS (OF OUR PARTY HAVE ALREADY DESH MURD.
RED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IMPRISONED, ALL THIS IS REALITY AND TET SOME 7
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US ARG STILL VERY SLIP-SHOD IN OUR WORK, 9 -S<

BECAUSE OF NIE LEVEL OF STRUSGIE INWHICH WE ARB NOW ENGAGED . THE BEGINNING PHASES

Pf ACPUAL ARMED STRUGCLE ~ IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDENS! THIS RAINING. AND To

EVELOPE ISTO A VARGAURD SOLDIER. ; _

OUL LINES OF TRAINING PROGRAMS WILL BS GIVEN EACH MEMBER AND COMMUNITY WORKER,

(f THE COMPIETTON OF THESE TRAINING PROGRAMS, TESS WILL BE GIVEN TO DETERITER JUST

HAE LEVEL A COMRADE WIID WORK,

THE FIRST SIX WEEKS TRATNING WILL ESTABLYSH WHETHER OR NOT ONE WILL BECOME A NEM-

ISR OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEES O COMRAT FASCISM. ee mens see ee

THE SECOND SIX WEEKS WILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF LEADERSHIP POST:

MONS AND THOSE WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE OF INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGH-OUT THE STATE OF

SECHIGAN, __ . |

YOMMUNTTY WOREERS _ meee a--. SRE ALL THOSE WHO CANNOT WONCTION FUEL TM AND ALL

THOSE WHO CAN AND DO FUNCTION FULL TIME, BUT HAVE NOP COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS

PRATWING, THOSE WHO PRIMARILY SELL NEWSPAPERS, PASS OUT LEAFLETS ETc.

‘EMBERS OF 4.0.0.7. wauaa-Le- ARE THOSE WHO FUNCZION FULL TIM AND HAVE PASSED THEIR

SI WEEKS TRATNIMG PROGRAM, HHO SELL NEWSPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE

NEO CORDINATE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES,

HOSE WORKING AS ORGAITZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC; ARE THOSE WHO.

WHO COMPLET PHASE THO OF THEIR TRATRING COURSE, ‘THESE PEOPLE WILL BE LOOEED UPON AS.

THE DRIVING FORCE OF TSS NATIONAL COMMITTEES. THESE PEOPLE WILL ORGANIZE VARIOUS AREAS

TN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN,

| THOSE TN PHASE THO WILL NOT DRINK HARD ATCOHOL, SUCH AS WINE AND WHISKEY, OR SMOKE
“IT WILL BE PERMISSTBLE-TO DRINK BEER AT THIS TIME

PHASE TURES WELL NOP BE GIVEN BUT MEMBERS OF THE B.P.P. “WELL BE REGRULTED PROM IE'S RANKS

eed

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I WISH YOU ALL SUCCESS IN OUR STRUGGLE TO TRUSTY BE A MATCH FOR A HUNDRED,
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YOU WAR MONGREAL FOOL!

YOU HAVE COMPLETELY BLOWN YOUR COOL!
YOU WHO OINK TO THE PEOPLE,

AND LIE AND LIE AND LIE. TEE PEOPLE Say
OH PIGGY WIGSY, FOR THIS you muST BIE: ©

WE KNOW OF YOUR PLAN OF GENOCIDE |.
THIS FACT SO TRUE YOU CANNOT HIDE
YOU BEAST WHO ARE SO LOW .
FOR .YOU, WE WILL SHO NO WOE!

OUR PEOPLE ARE BEING EDUCATED
AND ARE SOON TO BE LIBERATED

FOR THEIR BODY WILL CONNECT WITH
THEN DIG’ IT - WE GONNA SIEZE THE
.FOR WE -~ THE OPPRESSED PEOPLE OF
BABYLON ARE OUT TO DO ~ WHAT HAS

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THEIR MIND
TINE!
FASCIST

TO BE DONE!

THERE IS NO RECTIFICATION
NOR JUSTIFICATION

FOR YCUR ADVOCATION .

OF THE BRUTALIZATION :

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BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PHOGRAM.

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OUR COMMONITY, BUT 2LSO TO BRING THE CHILDREN, PARENTS AnD ALL PEO}
PLE OF THE COMMUNI®Y TOGETHER TO WORK AKD SEE YO If THAT EVERY
CHILD {S FED A WELL-~BALANCED BREAKPAST HaCH MORNING. .

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PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITI£S OF MICHIGAN, THIS IS Ti PECFLE'S me
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PLE, 1Cl0W THESE BAFFONS FOOLS FOR WHAT THEY ARE, POUCHIST, OPPORTUNIST

HOUSE NIGGER: LACKEYS, VE SAY THAT IT'S GOT TO BE AN IMMEDIATE END TO THIS - F
PIG ACEIVITY AND TRICKERY THAT THE OMBUDSMAN ARE USING ON THE PEOPLE, BLACK

PEOPLE WILL TOLERATE THIS NO LONGER, AND BLACK PEOPLE SAY IF THESE THING
GO ON ANY LONCER, WE WILL Put A STOP TQ THIS PIG ACTIVITY BY ANY MEANS

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THINKING THAT THIS VIZATION WAS A RIGHTEOUS BLACK FILETANT CRGANIZA}=}
, TION REERT OM SERVING THE PEOPLE AND BRINGING JUSTICE TO THE PESPLE.

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iA RAND TOCL. THEY ALSO TRICKED A LOT OF URKNOWING BROTFEPS InTO POING
3 THEIR LIT DEEDS. LIKE GETTING HONEY FROM TRETE COHERENCE y TRE Pres.

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2009 ALBERT yo
FLINT MICH,

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KNIZING BUREAU OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, HAS SET UP IN FLINT, A FREE

re dre rertarnetaprra, unser tear ants ates SERCO

REAKFAST PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY. THE BREAKFAST XS SET ~
P’TO BRING THE CHILDREN AND THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER AND FEED THE CHILDREN
WELL~BALANCED HOT MEAL .EVERY MORNING, THE CHILDREN ARE BEING EDUCATED

rete one ay merger

TO THE AWARENESS OF BLACK REVOLUTIONARY AR‘, REVOLUTIONARY SONGS, THE
BN POINT PLATFCRM OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY WHTCH IS WHAT BLACK PEOPLE

smeimegyenree:

zED, WANT AND MUST HAVE. PEOPLE WHO ARE ANTERESTED IN WHAT THEIR CHILD-

Ad rere +

aN ARE DOING, SHOULD COME THROUGH THE OFFICE WITH THEIR CHILD OR WHEN
#EY HAVE THE SPARE TIME TO FIND OUT HOW THEY COULD BE OF HELP AND FIND

ey WHAT THEIR CHILDREN ARE LEARNING. -

$

BUT THE PEOPLE'S PREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM IS BEING SABOTAGED BY A FEW

emp

{DIVIDUALS WHO DON'T WANT THESE CHILDREN EXPOSED TO THE TRUTH. THESE

had

ZOPLE ARE THE LACKEY TEACHERS, AND THEIR HIRED BODY GUARDS, THE LOCAL

reeeeeerernreremnirmni pret nemsautitswtvtmin ie fiero teeter. pt ae meena inn arene tee anne trangia tern tres Eero ee nS
Phage + eyo RS ioe

DLICEMEN (PEGS). SONE OF THESE SCHOOLS ARE DORT, DOYLE, COOK, KENNEDY,

ap ALL INSTILL FEAR IN THESE CEILDREN MINDS WITH THREATENING FATLURE
BIICES FOR’ BEING LATE OR FOR .COMING THROUGH OUR OFFICE. AMONG THE OTHER
OWL THINGS GOING DOWN, THE PANTHER | PAPERS ARE BEING TAKEN FROM THE CHILD-
EN. BUT EVEN THIS LEVEL OF REPRESSION WILL NOT STOP THE PEOPLE'S FREE
REAKFAST PROGRAM FROM EUILDING THAT FACE TO FACE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE
EOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY, NOR OUR CONCERN FOR THE WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE CF
MN MEETING. THEIR BASIC NEEDS.
WE, THE N.C.C.F. AND THE PEOPLE WILL NOT LET THIS BREAKFAST PROGRAM
E SABOTAGED BECAUSE OF FASCIST PIGS “OR ANY OF THE PEOPLE'S PROGRAMS, ,

ECAUSE TOGETHER AS A WHOLE, WE WILL HAVE COMMUNITY CONTROL
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FOR C HILDE 2EN |

THE NATIONAL COMMITTER'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, IS MOVING TO MEET
THE BASIC NEERS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVEILEDGED OF OUR COMMUNITY. ONE
‘OF THE WAYS IN WHICF WE RO THIS IS PY TEE IMPLEMENTATION OF A FREE
BREAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM.

{SPEER RET EMERTE , aE7

THE BREAKFAST PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY T0 FEED THE CHILDREN IN
OUR COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO TO BRING TRE CHILDREN, PARENTS AND ALL PEC-
PLE OF THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO WORK AND SEE *r0 IT THAT EVERY
CHILD IS FED A WELL-BALANCED BREAKFAST EACH MORNING.

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PROGRAM THROUGKOUT THE COMMUNITIES IN MICHIGAN. THIS IS THE PEQPLE’S
PROGRAM AND WITHOUT THE PEOPLE'S SUPFORT, WE HAVE NOTHIHG SINCE
THIS IS A BASIC NECESSITY, IT HAS TO BE MET, Lo

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. FOR CHILDREN

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISM, IS MOVING TO MEET
HE BASIC NEEDS OF THE POOR UNDERPRIVILEDGED OF OUR COMMUNITY, ONE
F THE WAYS IN WHICH WE DO THIS IS BY THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A FREE

REAKFAST FOR CHILDREN PROGPAM.

THE BREAKFAST PROGRAMS ARE NOT ONLY TO FEED THE CHILDREN IN
OUR COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO TO BRING THE-CHILDREN, PARENTS ANT ALL PEO-

PLE OF THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO WORK AND SEE TO IT THAT EVERY

CHILD IS FED A WELL~BALANCED BREAKFAST EACH MORNING.

-THIS REING THE PEOPLE'S BRFAKFAST, OUR GOAL IS TO SPREAD THIS
PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITIES IN MICHIGAN. THIS IS THE PEOPLE'S
PROGRAM AND WITHOUT THE PEOPLE'S SUPPORT, WE KAYE NOTHIHG SINCE

THIS IS A BASIC NECESSITY, it HAS TO BE MET,

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"NATION MMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCI - Os ;
‘ C2 OF INFORMATION ‘Oe
co B11 CONTINENTAL . co
“DETROIT MICH,

Open Lettar fo The © Communit ty.

THE NAIONAL oeaey iE TO COMBAT FASCISM IS AN ORGANIZING BUREAL OF
BLACK PANTHER PARTY. THIS MEANS THAT WE WILL BE IMPLEMENTING AND —
ANTZING THE VARTOUS SOCIALISTIC PR ROGRANS FOR THE PEOPLE IN/THE COMMU-
i AS ESTASLIS SHED BY THE BLACK PANTH TER PARTY.

THE FREE BRE SAKPAST PROGRAM WHICH IS’ SOON TO BE STARTED, WILL FEE
THE YOUTHS IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY A GOCD WHOLESOME MEAL. WE RECOGNIZE
YA CHILD CANNOT wee te LEARN OR CONCENTR “ay AS WELL ON AN EMPTY
*ACH AS HE C&h APTE TAVING EATEN A HEALTHY #4EAL. CAPITALISM, THE
LE PECPLE, EAS. CAUSED WANY BLACK FAMILIES TO HAVE TO SEND THEIR
QO SCHOOL IN THE MORNING WITHOUT FOOD. BUT THROUGH OUR PROGRAM,
EM WILL BE ELIMINATED , :

MEDICAL HEALTH CARE CLINIC WILL SUPPLY THE PEOPLE WITH MUCH

7)

BED FREE HEALTE CAPE. TIHE AND AGAIN, PLACK PEOPLE HAVE DIED PROU. LACK
TDICAL TEEATMENT BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T RAVE THE MONEY TO PAY THE HONEY
TRY DOCTORS. WE BUST SUFFER FOR HOURS IN CROWDED DOCTORS OFFICE'S TO
HEDICAL THEATHENT WHICH IS SIMILAR TO BEING TREATED LIKE A PIECE OF
TENERY O8 & FACTORY ASSEMBLY Lee JUR FREE MEDICAL CLINIC WILL GIVE
3 TREATMENT 2 AND } MEDLOINE PbO

SE

THE PECPLE THROUGH THE SERVICES OF QUALI-
LICENSED DOCTORS AND NUR .

WE 00, REALIZE THAT DGPE ADDICTION IS A VERY PRESSING PROBLEM IN THE
ra COMMUNITY iP IS LITERA LLY ASSISTING THE ENEHINS. OF BLACK PEOPLE
RETR PLANS OF E CTE RETHATT ON OF CUR RACE. CUR YOUNG BROTHERS AND SIS-

i AND SONS ANT Papier ARE LOSING THEIR LIVES CONSTANTLY ‘BECAUSE OF

WEERDOSE: SF SOME PUTSON Dae. THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY AND ITS ORGANI~
3 BUREAU, THE i C, C.F., FAS STOOD FORTH BOLDLY AND CONDEMNED THOSE WHOM
@LAME SHOULD REALLY REST ON. If IS THE GREEDY AVARIOUS BUSINESSMEN

THE CROOKED BRIE TAKING PIG POLICEMEN, WHO ARE LETTING AND- ee oa ries

ENTRANCE OF FERTON AND COCAINE INTO THE BLACK COMMUNT TY. AND HOW THE

FRYING TO COVER up FOR IT WITH A PROGRAM THAT GETS THE ANDICTS STRUNG
METHORONE, & DRUG SINTLAR TO HERION, WE NOW HAVE A PROGRAM WHICH

408 WILL END THIS PROBLEM ONCE AND FGR -ALL.

fs

WE ae HAVE AT BING P OGRAM WHICH WILL MEET THE CLOTHING
, OF THE PEGPLE T Sb THE DONATI INS WE RECEIVE, AND ARE WORKING
SNGEHTLY POVSBD OPENING A FREE SHC GE FACTORY, A FREE PROPLE'S LIBRARI

+ NO-TRTERLST LOAN PROGPE

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a QPFICE IN YOUR COMMUNITY AT 2009
“9:00 AM. TO 9:00 P.M, YOU ARE

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‘OME TO COME THROUCH ANY DAY.

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of the following leaflets:

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8, A rovolutionist may feed friendship or ettachnent only Tor those
wha have -proven chemselves by their actions to be revyolutionis
‘himscl¢, The measure of frieniship, devotion, and other oblig
tovards such a comrade is Get ermined solely by the degree of hk

fulness to the cause of the aliées tructive revolution.

oo Solidaraty of the revolutionists goes without saying. The whole
strength of the revolutionary cause is based on it. The fellow revol—
utionists who stand in the same plane of revolutionary understaendins

and ardor BUS as far as possible, Giscuss all imvortant matters
and décide them uneminousliy, In “the execution of a plan thus @ecid
upon, however, everyone must, es far &gy possible, count upon himssif,
In carrying ont acts of destruction each one must act alone and resort
to the counsel and aid of comrades only when this is necessary for

success,

10. Hach comrade must heve at hand severe] revolutions

nists

and third degree, i.e. such as are not gntlvely initiated, i.

sider them a part of the common revolutionary capltel placed e b
posal, He must spend his portion of the: capital economically, elwey: e:

striving to extract the sreatest possible use from it. He is : éext

himself as cepital, fated to be spent For the triunoh of the pevolutioun |
. ary CAUSE 3 however, he hes no right personally end alons t Lan i

thet capital without the consent of the aggregate of the fu 3 af

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it. When a comrade comes to grief, in deciding the question whether or |
. not to save him, the revolutionists must teke into congiderati uo his

personel fee ings, put solely the interests of the revolutions & }

Therefore, he must weigh on the work conmuributed by the con

the: other, the exnenditure of revolutionsry foress necessar

him, and he is to decide according to which side.

12, he admission into the organizatian of a new ORDSIs who hes proved
hinmssif not im words but in deéds, can be eff fected only. py uneninous ;
agreenent . - . i
13. The revolutionist enters the world of th
privileze classes and lives in it only for tr
and quickest déatruction. _He is not a revolu

~ to anything in this world, if he cen stop ber
any Situation, relation, or person belongings
everything end evorybady nust be equally hate
to Irim if-he has any relations of Kinship, fr
not a réevolutionist if they can stop his hand. *
14; For the purpase of vuthiess jestruetion, the revolutionist
frequently must live in society, protsnding to be gomothinsg enti:
differant from what he is. Tha revolusiénist must penotrate even;
into all the higher and middle clesses y the merchamt's ‘store, the eruven
the noblouan's heme, the bureaucratic world and militeny circles, int
Literaine2, into tho Thire Department (Searet Police), and, even Inso

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draw up a list of persons thus condemned in the order of their relative
armfulness to the Success of the cause so that the preceding numoers
pofore the subsequent ones. ;

may be removed bs

_ 16, In making up such lists and for the purpose of establis

> above mentioned crder, one should br. no means bo guided by the pers

villainy of the individuel, nor even by the hatred of which he c
sscciation or among the people. Tris villainy and th

s

, forth in the asso 8

hatred may even by party useful by helping to arouse the messes of th
revolt. It is necessary to be guided *.7 the measure of us¢fulness wh
would result from his death, to the revolutionery causes, Thus, first
Bll, those men must he destroyed who are particularly harmful to the |
olutionary organization and also those whose sudden and violent death
Fill the government with the greatest fear and shake its power by de

ing it of its cleaver and energetic man,

17. The second category must consist of persons whose lives would be
spared only temporaily so that, by 4 series.of brutal acts, they bring
the people to the point of inevitable revclt.

18, To the third cetezory belong a great many brutes in high positior
not distinguished by any particular intellect or energy, but due c
position, enjoy riches, connections, 3 vence, and poy GL
ary to exploit them in-every possiole :
Their power, influence, connections,
inexhaustible troasury and support of

,

9, The fourth category: consists D

‘of various shades. Ons may conspir t

programs, making them in accordance that one follows br
the sane time one ehould teke hold of them, get possessi
secrets, compromisé them to the utmost; so that No averse
be left to them and use them ds instruments for stirring
in the State. — .

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" 30." The ritt the~doctrinaires (refers to Bekunin the. £
revolutionary cand), conspirators, revolutionist te CUDS i
and on paper. They mast be comtinually’ pushed and 3 £ ton i
wards practical neo kbreaking statensnis,. the result of which wou be i.
the’ complete destruction of the nejority and the real revolutionary B
training of a few. - , i

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21, The sixth and very important catezory incindées
classified under three main divisions; emoty headed
: sory

yiveeeneren
iM

~ who may be under Like the third and fourth catesor z i
ent, devoted, capable, but not with us bécause they hav fF
themselves up to the real phreseless and seruine revolu
standing; they are to be made use of like the men in th
finally, women, entirely ours, i.e. Fully initiated ané&

tely acoapied our program. They ars our comrades, We

then as our most pree lous treasure, Without the aid of

get along.
The Attitudes of the Association Tovard The P

22. Phe annoeiation has no other sim other than “he e

and haspiness of, the masses, i.e,

But, convinced “that this Liberation

is

oa cae “dtbere aes 38 vpossible

SEER

Only through an all-ds

will by ali means.

sion of those eyilB an

patience of the pe

stroying popular revolution and the ! Nssooiat tion
and all its power further the developement and exten’.

da those calamities which cust at lost exhauss the
ople and drive them to a general uprising. .

23,.. By Revolution the Association does nat understand a regulated
| . movement after the classical western model. A movement which alveys
| bowing to the y rights end the traditions of the social systems
of so-called 3: “bLo} Morality, has until new Linited ivseit
everyuhove tO the overth f one political form in order to replace Lt
by enother and striven to create a so-called revolutionary state Only
thas revolueion. Will be beneficial to the Bt t
the very root svery vestige of statehood a a
couriry’ 6 old traditions, institutions, and 61a ;
ate The Association therefors does not intend to force on ths
any orgerisation from above, The future’ organization will no de
ve ont of popular movement end out of Jife itself, But this is
iness of future generations, Cur business in destruction, terri
somplete, universal, and merciless.
25. Therefore, in getting closer to the people,-we mast firs
tol e1 ne i the masses, which, since the foundc:tio:
5 ceased te protest, not in vords alons
: ain & everything which is dirsctly or indirs
th a éezainst nobility, the burcaucracy, the
che guilds ene Ste the merchants and capitalist in general)
the. parasitie kulek, Let us join hends with the cold end ba
and world.of the bandlise-the only genuine revolutionist in
26. To consolidate this world into ons invincible, all-destro;
seree is the sole subject of our organization; this is our’ consi
oun te Sk . . .
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DE 157-3075 |
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On February 23, 1971, DE T-11 furnished copies
of the following leaflets: . ‘ :

f

|

aa

ra


= APPENTION C- MUNITY WORKERS AND BLACK . JTHER PARTY MEMBERS
| ne i DETROIT BRANCH =“,

ny a : t ’
fey -e° SHE FOLLUQF INFORNATION Is AN ORDER AND wi CARRIED
re (OUT IMMEDIATELY

+. + CABL POWER TO THE PEOPLE COMRADES:

BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY ‘(0 INTENSIFY THE STRUGGLE HERE IN
THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, IT IS NECESSARY ‘TO INVENSIFY OUR KNOWLEDGE
OF STRUGELE, AND TO TIGHTEN UP OUR IDEOLOGY WHICH 1S OUR FIRST
"| * gp powARDS BEING TRUELY A MATCIT FOR A HUNDRED. a,
i — Ti LIFE OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P, ‘NEWTON ~
: IS IN CONSTANT DANGER OF ASSASINATION, SOME 30 MEMBERS OF OUR PARTY
: + + \HAWE ALREADY BEEN MURDERED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IM-_
PRISONED. ALL THIS IS REALITY AND YET SOME OF US ARE STILL VERY
SLIPSHOD IN OUR WORK. 7

: “+. ° BECAUSE OF. THE LEVEL OF STRUGGLE IN WHICH WE ARE NOW ENGAGED,
'., _ SURVIVAL-PENDING REVOLUTION, IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDENSE
.. °"  MPHTS TRAINING AND TO DEVELOPE INTO A VANGUARD SOLDIER.

Taye anpamets se

: _: . OQUPLINES OF TRAINING PROGRAMS WILL BE GIVEN EACH MEMBER AND
: COMMUNITY WORKER, AT THE-COMPLETION OF THESE TRAINING PROGRAMS, TESTS”
"WILL BE GIVEN TO DETERMINE-JUST WHAT LEVEL A COMRADE WILL WORK,
_ THE FIRST £1X WEEKS WILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF~
INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MICHIGAY,

EWI AR OT

COMMURTTY WORKERS ------~ ARE ALL THOSE WHO CANNOT FUNCTION FULL TIME

AVE LATE TT ON AS OT OPS AT

AND HAVE NOT COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS TRAINING, THOSE WHO
PRIMARILY SELL NEWSPAPERS, PASS OUT LEAFLETS, BIC, ~ . °

MA Ova OS He Rt

wa

MEMBERS OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARRY ~---- THOSE WHO FUNCTION FULL TINE

i
'
haat
ey

‘
nen re "
SLs increta AR rknas AMMEN

AND HAVE PASSED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEK TRAINING PROGRAM. WHO SELL, NEW-
SPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE WHO COORDINATE PROGRAHS
AND ACTIVITIES.. —

WHOSE WORKING AS ORGANIZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC:
‘ARE THOSE WHO HAVE COMPLETED PERASE TWO OF THEIR TRAINING COURSE. THESE
PEOPLE WILL ORGANIZE AND BE LOOKED UPON AS THE DRIVING FORCE OF THE
~ >.  .° BLACK PANTHER PARTY.
PHRASE THREE WILL NOT BE GIVEN BUT MEMBERS OF THE B.P.P. WILL BE
-. REGRUITED PROM IT'S RANKS,
ALL succEs 38-IN OUR STRUGGLE TO TROL VRE A

om

At bi
MATCH POR A HUNDRED.

RIGHT GN COMRADES. . MAR 2? 107

, oe Coe L Gy ee op RINALRETAIN

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wo sruDY LIST AND SIX WEEKS be: AMINATION - FOR COMMUNITY WORKERS AND 5?P
as MEMBERS . ;

“ot PART. 1 -PIRGT gtx WEEKS

4. TEN POINT PLATFORM AND PROGRAM OF THE B.p.P,
: 2. RULES OF THE B.P.P. . : .
“3: MOTTO . re
- CARDINAL RULE aw mo eS
5. PRIMARY OBJECTIVE oF THR. 3. P. P, rh
6. MASS LINE j . : u
: 7. PARTY LINE . b-
te . 8. SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK foe os
. - 9, THREE MAIN RULES OF DISCIPLINE i" oO '
10, EIGHT POINTS OF ATTENTION . : :
11. EVERY MEMBER OF THS B.P,P, MUST KNOW THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE .

i 12. KNOWLEDGE OF POLITICAL PRISONERS
1c . 13. KNOW EVERY BLACK PANTHER PARTY MEMBER MURDERED BY THIS SYSTEM

one

“PART TT - SECOND STX WeBKs _ , |

- 1. ESSAYS OF MINISTER OF DEFENSE ~ HUEY P. NEWTON
2. GENIUS OF SUEY P, NEWTON . .
3: ‘SEIZE THE TIME ~ BOBBY SEALE ,
« HOEY TALKS TO THE MOVEMENT
5. MANDATES CF TH@ B.P.P.
6. CENTERFOLDS OF ALL RECENT B.P.P. NEWSPAPERS

WORD LIST - PART I ; a
4. SLAVE 46. ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE

+ Leh ReMi be we leatne anaetoone snot

2. OPPRESSED 47. SUBJECTIVISM
- 3: OPPRESSOR 48. PRIEND OF THE PEOPLE
’ &, CAPITALISN ‘79. INDIVIDUALISN
5. NEO-COLONTALISM 20. SECTARIANISH
6. IMPERIALISN 21. PUCHISH
7. PENAGONISM 22. ULTRA~DEMOCRACY
8.FASCISM 33: PURELY MILITARY VIEWPOINT |
9. RACISM 2k. DEPARTMENTALISH

10. REACTIONARY 25. CLIQUISH
Wi. Revolution (ary} (ist }
12. SOCIALISH

is 13. SELF-DEFENSE . : —— oo 4.
: ih. COLOTALISH a , 2 ae
15. JUCHE . Lo Do, : i nT

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NW 88296 Docid:32989574 Page 241,

| 4. RULES OF LEGAL FIRS?-aID yo

MANDATORY READING
BY MINISTER OF EDUCATICN

2. ESSAYS FROM NINISTER OF DEFENSE

‘3. RED BOOK PRINCIPLES (quorarroxs FROM ¥A0)

h, WRETCHED OF THE EARTH ~ FRANTZ FANON .
; 5. NEO-COLONIALISM: THE LAST STAGE OF IMPERIALISM ~-KWANE NKRUM AH

6. COMMUNIST HANIF ESTO ~ KARL MARX .

7. IMPERIALISK - THE HIGHEST STAGE OF CAPITALISM ~ V.I, LENIN

' 8, STATE & REVOLUTION - V.I. LENIN.

9, WHAT IS TO BE DONE - V.I. LENIN
40. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X - MALCOLM X (ALSO RECORDS "MESSAGE
TO THE GRASS ROOTS")

“it. THE BALLOT OR TH BULLET --MALCOLM X

12. THE WEST ON TRIAL - CHEDI JAGAN

413. REVOLUTION IN THE REVOLUTION - REGIS DEBRAY |

1. THE CHALLENGE OF THE CONGO ~ KNANE NKRUMAE

15. “QUERIZLA WARTARE - CHE GUEVARA

16. AXIOMS OF KWANE NKRUMAH. (FREEDOM FIGHTERS EDITION)

47.-PERIODICALS - NEWSPAPERS .
BLACK PANTHER PARTY ~ INTERCOMMUNAL NEWS SERVICE
MUHAMMAD SPEAKS (PAPER) . —_ _

. GRAMMA --OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CUBA
_ TRI-CONTING: ITAL - JOURNAL OF THE ORGANIZATION OF SOLIDARITY
OF THE PEOPLES OF AFRICA, ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA
MINORITY OF ONE - MAGAZINE , :
18. SEIZE THE TIME - BOBBY SEALE
419. MALCOLM X SPEAKS - MALCOLM x
20. KIN IL SUNG - VOL, I IE II -
21. CONCENTRATION CAMPS IN U.S.A. -. ALLAN,

i ee seen eure Penns GRAN R ERR ne Betsy)
. ~ _— ,
gacsamnncenradhyrediyonts commands ees oF

ste RINE AMEE Nk

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“. | DE 157-3075

; The following is ‘the text of an article which appeared
in the March 27, 1971 edition of "The Black Panther" 'news-

paper, page three, and according to DE t-2, was written by
WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON:

¥

““PIGS FEEBLE ATTE“PT TO SABOTAGE ;
FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM — }.

"SHE NEWLY OPENED OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL
_COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (N.C.C.F.), THE

. POLITICAL ORGANIZING BUREAU OF THE BLACK PANTHER

“nd SATE

ante tn ON PETIT NY
< bi th pach la na

PARTY. AT 2009 ALBERT ST, HAS IMPLEMENTED A FREE

ee

cag peepee pene

BREAKFAST PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN,
- “PETS PROGRAM WAS STARTED BECAUSE -WE OF
THE N.C.C.F. ENOW THE FININCIAL STATUS OF THE

‘BIACK COMMUNITY AND KNOWING THAT MOST BLACK FAMILIES

EEA ocean a ni aD A NN

niente venice
Saver okineringernet sememee ow he |

? ARE NOP ALWAYS ABLE TO FEED THEIR CHILDREN A HOT,

WELL BALANCED, "NOURISHING BREAKFAST, WE KNOW THAT

were

CHILDREN AREN'T ABLE TO CONCENTRATE ON THEIR STUDIES

fespe

IN SCHCOL AS OPPOSED TO PAINS OF HUNGER WITHOUT A .

ie ae ae
oO Apes, warees of

NOURISHING HOT BREAKFAST; SO THAT THRY WILL BE ABLE

Va

: .TO OBTAIN AN EDUCATION TO BETTER THEIR CONDITIONS OF u
"LIVING IN THE YEARS UP COMING, a i

“WHEN THE FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM FIRST STARTED, EE

WE SAW THAT QUITE A FEW CHILDREN WERE INTERESTED |

~ BUT RELUCTANT TO COME, IN OUR TIRELESS EFFORT TO i
BETTER SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK :

COMMUNITY, WE IMMEDIATELY STARTED TO INVESTIGATE i

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- DE 157-3075

THE REASON BEHIND THE CHILDREN NOT COMING TO THE —
FREE BREAKFAST PROGRAM, IN OUT INVESTIGATION, WE
DISCOVERED THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM; WHICH LIES AT
DORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, . LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF

. HAMILTON AND AVE, A. |

"YOUR CHILDREN ARE CONSTANTLY BEING HARASSED,

FRIGHTENED BY MEMBERS OF A PROFESSIONAL STAFF, BETTER
KNOWN AS TEACHERS, ONE SUCH RACIST LACKEY'S MISS
BROWN, MURPHEY, A MISS COLDPEPPER, A MR. HOLIDAY

AND YOUR EVERYDAY PRINCIPAL SIMMONS.

wa

"| “THESE FOWL LOW NATURED TEACHERS ARE HARASSING

YOUR CHILDREN ABOUT COMING TO TIE FREE BREAKFAST

PROGRAM, THEY TELL THEM THAT IF THEY COME TO THE FREE
BREAKFAST PROGRAM THAT THEY WILL BE KICKED OUT OF
SCHOOL, THAT WE PUT DOPE IN THE FOODS, OR THAT WE

INTEND TO HARM THEM,

2
a
3
a
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"ALONG WITH HARASSMENT BY THA TEACHERS THEY ARE L

EVEN ‘SUBJECTED TO BEING HARASSED BY YOUR UNFRIENDLY [

BLUE-SUITED PIG, THEY. ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH JUST ce

~ LYING TO THE CHILDREN, THEY HAVE MOVED if TO A HIGHER LB

N.
Ke

- + LEVEL, TO INSURE THAT THE CHILDREN OF THE BLACK

ee
a

reese sta eonuponin teas Ae Ol ia
| Apr aa BROAR MER ee teen CS LEN TRAIN

’ COMMUNITY. WOULD NOT RECTEVE AMPLE NOURISHMENT, AND
SO THAT THEY COULD FURTHER ENWANCE THEIR GENOCIDAL

PRACTICES OF THIS DECADENT COMMUNITY.
. oN
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- * DE 157-3075 pe .

“THESE FOWL INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING HAVE UNIFORMED
PIGS ALONG WITH THEIR.NIGGER LACKEYS TO PATROL THE
HALLS OF THE SCHOCL, ARMED WITH , 357 MAGNULS) PISTOLS,
UNSTRAPPED AT THEIR SIDES, : ——-

“THESE PIGS PATROL THE HALLS DAILY UNDER THE
PRETENSE OF KEEP-" OLDER STUDENTS FROM OTHER SCHOOLS
OUT OF DORT, INSTEAD THEY RUN AROUND IN THE HALLS,
TAKING CHILDREN TO THE OFFICE THAT COME IN LATE,
TAKING CHILDREN OUT OF CIASS ON A PASS FOR THE
BATEROOM, TO THE OFFICE,

“THESE LOW WATURED BEASTS GO SO FAR AS 'TO DO’
” SUCH THINGS AS TO THREATEN YOUR CHILDREN WITH SHCOT-
ING THEM, AND TAKE THE CHILDREN TO SOME SECLUDED AREA
AND BEAT THEM, WHEN THERE IS CLEARLY A LAW IN THE
STATE OF MICHIGAN THAT CHILDREN ARE NOT TO BE WHIPPED,
BEATEN OR PADDLED WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE PARENTS,

"THIS CLEARLY INDICATED HOW THE FASCIST RACIST
PIGS OF FLINT AND THEIR IACKEYS THAT ARE WORKING IN '

THE INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING HAVE NO REGARDS FOR THE

meet atie holt cerita talc leet achanietee beer ame ade tumeaines th bhareninabatibdeadsciccissdeabeimcabinun acai eek de eaeadedek addi aneatt ec sbandcoteci iad

RIGHTS AND WELL BEING FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE BLACK
“CONMUNITY.

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. "WE THE MEMBERS OF THE N.C.C.F, AND THE PEOPLE
SAY THAT WHEN THE PUBLIC FACILITIES NO LONGER WORK
TO SERVE THE PEOPLE AS THEY WERE DESIGNED FOR, BUT
WORE ONLY IN THE INTEREST OF THEE FEW THAT CONTROL

YHIS CORRUPT DECADENT SOCIETY KNOWN AS THE RULING

CIRCLE, THAT WHEN THIS HAPPERS iT SHALL BE DEALT WITH

LEARNING.

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FROM THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY

_ ; / _ AND THEE DEFECTION OF
po "ol" gue BLACK PANTER PARTY — oe a
‘ ves , _PROGTHE DLACK caxmmmry ~ . es °
at 7 ne + BE HUBY P, HSWROH, a
| . _ eM OF DEFENSE OF THE BLACK PANTSER: PARTY AND SERVANT’ OF THE FeOrz

bo ae % QUE BLACK PANTHER PARTY BASES 71s THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPAY ON A CONGRETE

: . +: . ANALYSIS OF CONCRETS CONDITIONS, USING DIALECTICAL MATERTALISM AS OUR ANALYTICAL

«METHOD.

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- DSVELOPISN?. THE INVERKAL STRUGGLE OF OPPOSITES BASED UPON THEIR UNITY CAUSES ©

"MATTER 79 HAVE MOTION AS PART OF THE PROGESS OF DEVELORGNT, WE RECOGNIZE THAT

NOTHING IN NATORE STANDS OUTSIDE oF. DIALROTICS, EVEN THB BLACK PANTHER PARTY. |

BUY WE WaLCOME THESE CONTRADICTIONS BECAUSE

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THEY CLARIFY AND ADVANCE OUR STRUGGLE.
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MOVEMENT (ReAsI )e AT THAT TIME RAH, CRITICIZED ws FOR CUR ABOVE-GROUND ACTION a

woe OFENLY DISFLATING WEAPONS AND TALEDG ABOUT THE NECESSITY FOR THE COMONITY 70

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“WEEE RG? COMURETY PEstns.,

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SED FOOFLE £55 FORD ™ RORY AMBRICA THE BLACK PANTHER

_EAEDY WILL LAST, HB ELERY WiLL SURVIVE £8 S & SIOCIUELD VEHICLE, BECAUSE aT SERVES”

a THIS WHERISTS OF OPELISED FOORLE AID AECNIETEES fo
GHB CHOTA, VISOn OF HR ARTY,

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TUS OREGDIAL VISION WAS LOT STRUCTURED BY ;
“HHEXORED TOR BY FRGOCGL, IT WAS SERICTESRD BE SUS ERLGTIOAL HEBIG OF THE FROZE,

2D TS WGeiES WERE AEASD WEEE AN TeSoleGy wana: mROvEED A SISTRRETG NERIOD oF
“anNABES OF HOW EESY-70 1 Coe HOSE HEELS, -

_. WEES EOnBT BPALE £09 E G2NS TOMSTIGR 90 TAURCE TEE DIACT ‘POWERER many, WE

HAD BEEH TORIESEE MANY G8GUrS, HOS? oF SHSM WERE SO DEDICATED TO nmeTORTO AND

sapere mAs THAD? TRET HAD Wotan ‘PRGA LIVING TN Tk TUSNTIETE Coney,
* sexmcamies TIRIR SEALISES VERS BEEDTIVUL, ENT ‘FIRY HAD FO F&A AGTIOLL FROSRAES WEEST

WEEN TABY DED THY TO KAVALOP
FRAOTICAL DROORMS, IBY OPtkE FAILED, EIAs GBT LACACD A SYSTRATIC Moncey

ode ANALISES CP CONCRETE CQIDITIONS To CAT! A FULL

UNDA oF 2B CEMNTTY aM TS NEDBS “WHEN I WAS 3H DSRALD WARECN'S ADO

ALRETONT LESOUILNTCT, T MACGHIND RDI TRY GO MARE A REALE TY OF CQLUUITTY OCTFROL,
menu TLACK CLYELALISH, 0? WARE 0D ROL RAVE A SUSTRATIO THEOLOGY ND ns.
ATHGPIS GO INMTILTS WIS FAGQRAN COMMINULLLY PROSTRATED HI AND emt QLROHITY TO.
ERY bm FOr BEGY WHY CAPTEMISS VOULD KOT WORK Poa Satu, EVEN -THOOTA TT HAD WORkep
FOR OTHER CONTE Oneors.

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R BASIC THY Pour Proanan,

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"stares DOYS NOP MOBILIZE TE COMMUNITY TOIARD “RE CoML IS HOP A REVOLUTIONARY ACTIOZ,
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I FRONT OF THE OFFICE OF RAMPARTS HAGAZTA, AUD WIEN SHE PARTY PAYROLIZD THE iu

; POLTU Hn ‘AES, WB VERS aCrn “(Dr 1966) AT A Si WHEY THE FROHLE HAD GIVEN

. : UP THE HITLOSOFHY Of NON-VIOLENT DIRECT AGEION “AND VER EEOIMEING To TSAL Wire
SYEDRER STOVE. WE WANTED THEE fo SEE TAS VIRGUES ‘GY DISCIPLINED AND ORGANIZED
Aton SELF-DEFENSE, R&TiER THAN SPONTANEOUS AND DISORGQANTZED CNT.RRRATES aun

SEE

. RIOR. Trent were POLICE ALERT PATROLS ALL OVER. THE COUNTRY, | BST We WERE THE

: Fst ARID POLICE PAEROL, WE CALLED OURSELVES THR bLAcs PANTHER PARTY FOR SELI

DEFENSE, UI ALL OF. THIS WE HAD TOLTTICAL AND REVOLUTIONARY OBJCCTIVES aw MED,

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BECAUSE WE RECOGNIZED THAT THESE WERE HOT TE THINGS TO 0 IN ZVERS SITUATION

OR ON EVERY occsSTuN.’ we EVER CALLED TWS.3 REVOLUTION W ACTION, THE ONLY TRE
| AM AORION Is KIVOLOPIONARY Is WHEN THB PSOR:B EOLATS TO TIN A REVOLUTIONARY WAT,

TP THEY WILL NOY. USE. THE HUME 300

SET,

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_ THE BARHEL OF A CU..." ‘THEY THOUOUT CHATIGIKY MAO SATD PC ETIGAT, POXER IB THE CUM,
BUE THE EMPUASIS Is ON GRITS, PHS CULMINATION OF POLIT! :AL FOYER TS THE GINER.

SHIP AND CONTROL OF THE LAND AND THE TISPIUTPIONS THEREC(, SO THAT TOU CAN THEN GET

_ RD OF THE GUN, THAT IS WY CHATRUN MAO 1. TRS THE STAT WONT TAT, "WE ARE AD.

YOONIES GF THE ADOI-IFION OF WAR, WE'DO HOY WANT WAR; EDI YAR OMY OLY BE ABOLIF | :
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GUN." HE IS ADIAYS SFEAKING OF GETTING RID OF TE, IF ke DID NOTTRE AT 7 7
{THOSE TEINS, THEN FZ SUSELY WOULD NOT BE RM OLUEIONARY. IN OBER WRT:

BY ALL REVOLUTIOUA! Z FRINCIPLES JS A TOOL, TC BE USED DT IR STRATEC!: Grove >:
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ROT JOIN UNTIL APTER THE CONPROATATION WITH TRS POLIOF 2 wih:

RAMPARTS MAGAZINE, THERE THE FOLICE WERE AFF AID To “S OSRLTe Ss,
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Ta, HO? FALL WDE NIE SCORE OF “IG PROCESS THEN THEY ARB NON-REVOLUTIONARY,

* WHAT ‘SHE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT AND THE BLACK COMMUNITE NEEDS IS A VERY STRONG
; STRUCTURE. THIS STBCTUIE CAN ONLY EXIST WITH Tie SUPFORT OF ‘THE PEOPLE 4ND it
CAN ONLY GET ITS SUPFORT THROUGH. SERVING THEM, THIS Is WHY WE HAVE THE SERVICE TO.
“qa PEOPLE PROGRAM ~ THE MOST. PORTANT THING IN THE PARRY, WE WILL SERVE THEIR
i pO NEEDS, SO THAT THY can SURVIVE THROUGH THIS OFYRESSION . THEN WREN THEY AN READY
7 t0- PICK -P THE GU, SERIOUS LUSINESS WILL HAPHZY, ELDRIDGE CLEAVER TIFLVENCED
us To ISOLATE OURSELVES FROM HE BLACK COMMUNITY, so TAAT Te WES WAR BERISEN THE

Voeewerpeee ore

OPPRESSOR BD TH BLACK PAVTHER PARTY, NOT WAR ROTUREN HE OPFRESSOR AND THE
ie OPPRESSED C@:AAUTEY oS

"+ THE BLACK PANTHER FARTY ISTEOYED FROA TRE COMMUNITY LONG BEFORE BLIBIDIE 2B
ae FECTED FROM THE PARTY. OUR HOOK-UP WITH WHITE RADICALS DID NOT GIVE US ACCESS 10
- | .THE WAITE COMMUNITY, BECAUSE THET DO HO? GUIDE SHR WHITE COMUNITY, THE BLACK
4 , COMUNTEY DOES HOT RELATE 0 THEM, SO WE WERE LEF? IN A TWILIGHT ZOE, WHERE WE
couLD MOT ENTER THES COMMUNITY WIRH ANY REAL POLITIGAL EDUCMTIO PROGRAMS; YEY WE”
WERE NOT DODIG ANTIAING TO MOBILIZE WHITES, WE HAD NO TRFUUENCE IN RAISING THE
CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE RLACK COMMUNITY AND THAT JS THE POLI? WHERE WE DEFECTED.
+. WE WENT IROUGH A FREE SPSECH MOVEMENT IY THE PARTY, WHtCH WAS NOT NECESSARY
"MND ONLY FURTHER ISCLATED US FROM THE BLACK COMUNETY, WE MAD ALL SORTS OF FRO-

_THIS DID NOT HAPFEN BEFORE I WAS JAILED, BECAUSE I WOULD NOT STAND FOR I, DUT
ELDRIDGE'S INFLUENCE BROUGHT THIS ABOUT, I DO NOT BLAME HIM ALROGETHER; I BLAME
THE PARTY BECAUSE THE PARTY ACCEPTED IT. . ct

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was SHATCGHED SWAY PROI US, X DID KOP PLAGE“ELDREDSR DY A POSTE ON OF LEADERSHIP, =
BECAUSE HE WAS NOT TWERESTED IN THAT, “I MADE DAVID HILLIARD AIINISTRATOR OF
; PROGRAMS, T KWEM CHAT ELDRIDOS WOULD NOT DO ANYTHING YO LAPT THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF
“HE COMRADES IN THE PARTY, BUT I XNEW THAT HE COULD MANS A CONTRIBUTION; AND z
{ PRESSED HIM TO DO SO,. I PRESSED HIM 70 WATE AND EDIT HE PAIR, BUT HE WOULWY'T -
+ | DOIT. THE PAPER DID NOT EVEN COME OUT EVERY WEEX UNTIL AFTER ELDRIDGE WENT TO
"2 am.” Bor Erpemos crnamar Dr x WAKE GREAT CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE BLAGK PANTHER PARTY
Wat HIS WREFING AND SPEAKING, WO WANT TO KEEP THIS IN MIND, BRCAUSE THERE IS A
POSITIVE AD NEGATIVE Sim TO EVENWENING.

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., 91S CORRECT WULLanu OF A REVOLUTION: IS Nov TO OFFER THE PROPLE AN ‘“EYTNER-or" .
* ULTSMATI, WE MUST INSTEAD GAIN THE SUPPORE OF THE PEOPLE THROUGH SERVING THEI .*
: NEEDS. THEN Wiint oe POLICE OR ANY OTHER AGENCY OF REPRESSION @RYES TO DESTROY THE

: PROGRAM, ‘TE PEOMLS WILL MOVE TO A If QUER LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND ACTION,
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THBN-TWE ORGANTED STRUCTURE CAN GUIDE, ‘THE PROLE ‘70 THE PORT WHERE ord ARE, PRE
PARED 10 TEAL IN WANT WATS. .

RHIES WAS THE STRATEGY WE USED TN 1966 WHEN WE WORE
RELATED TO I A POGTSIVE WAY. : :

SO THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY 1S REACHED A CONTRADICTION WITH ELDRIOGS CLEAVER
_ AND HE HAS LEPECTED FROA THE PARTY; BECAUSE WE WOULD NOT ORDER EVERYONE Lit

. _ STREETS TOMORRGY TO MARE A REVOLUTION, WE RECCONIZE THAT Ts TNPOSSTELE Bs.

“CAUSE COR DIALSCTICS on TEBOLoay, CUR coNcEmtE AUALTSIS oF CONCRETE CONDITIONS
SAY THAT IP IS A FANTASY, EBCAUSE THE PEOPLE ARE NOT AY THAT POLIT EG,
CONTRADICTION AID COUFLIOT MAT 5

THIS
EEL UNFORTURA IG TO ‘SOME, BOT IT 2S A PARE OF THD

THE RESOLUCION OF THIS CONTRADIGEION HAS FREED US FROY THe
CORRECT ANALYSES. AD EMEWASES. oy oS }.

DIALECTICAL EROGESS,

UE ARE UG# TRSE TO MOVE’ TCAARD CHE BOLLDING OF A COMANTTY STHUCTORS WHICH
WILL BECOME & ERUE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, PROMOTING THEIR INERESTS IN KAY WAYS, -
WE CAN CONTINUE 70 SERVE YH
WE CAN TRUBLY BECOME A FOLT?TCAL.

” REVOLUCIONARY VEHICLE WHICH WILL L8AD THE PEOPLE T0 A HIGHER LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSHESS,

80 SEAT SHEY WELL KRY WHAT THEY MOST REALLY DO IN THEIR QUEST FOR FIECOM, AND -

THEY WILL, HAVE THE CQURAGES TO ADOPT AND OBTAIN THAT FREEDOM,

" HUEY P, ‘NEWTON
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* REVOLUTION. nevoruili@e means change, . A revolut jonar y is one who is

~ CAPITALISN- A social system based on profit (amerikkka, Britain,rar nee }

not in the interest of the masses of people.

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@issatisfied with a system that orntealiszes, murders, exploits and
oppresses the pesple it pretends tu serve (Arerdirika ). He is not
only dissatisfied but he also moves to change the system py educating
the peeovie to truth and setting examples of how to change it, so that
it functions for the poor and not just the rich,

‘BOURGEOIS: iz- the select few that own and control the businesses,sotc,

PETTY BOURGHOISTE-~ Owners of smaji businesses, and professionals for
ExanplLs Goevucrs, Lawyers and teachers.

PROLETARTAT~ The workers, those that produce the goods and services
the wealth that is taken away by the Bourgeoisie.
LUMPEN- PROLETARIAT unenpleyed, Students, hustlers, ete.
_ APROCTTIRS-_ in human crimes committed against the people (uy Lai
killings at Jackson and Augusta) .

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MONCELY- very large and powerful businesses, which control. whole
industries, or large parta or industries (Standard OiL, General Moters)

EERCSNARE~ A soldier who only fights for pay, doing the aivty worl: -
Yor someone else

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EOUSE 3 TIGGER. « Tne Slave that thinks he is free because the master
Guvites him for coffee (ous not for dinner) and then is used te
control bie Field nig gers. ,

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PYELD NIGGER ~ Slave who must work the herdest but gets almost nothing
and theriore revolts against the m ster,

ECCNOMECS~ How people produce goods and wealth, and how these are dis-

yibuted, accumulated and consumed. In othe r words, whe gets what
and .how they get it.

COLORTALISH. control by

& powerful nation over a dependent mation
or Bople.

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COLONY- A community, nation or country that is owned and controll
Ouvright by an outside country. In ovr case, Black people live i
colony and arthorefere colonized. Cur comunity is controli ed by th
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LIBERATION

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THE. PEOPLE OF DETROIT:

THE DETROIT BRANCH OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY IS HAVING £ LIBERATION SCHOOL AND

GHEON PROGREK {0 BETTER SERVE THE NEEDS OF OUR YOUTH HERE IN THE COMBMUNTTY cF

LIBERATION SCHOOL PROVIDES

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FOR OUR YOUTH A FURTHER EDUCATION WHERE AS HELPING

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TO TNPHOVE THEIR LEARNING ABILITY,
CLASSES TAUGHT AT LIBERATION SCHCOT,
WILL BE: MATH, PROJECTS, MISTORY, .
TUEOLOOT OF THE BLACK PANEER PARTY,

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY
_INFPORSATION CENTER No, 1
2591 PENNSTLUANTA
DETROIT, NICHICAH

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: of raise ame Po oMIeT They by thers rules s Peo. Oba. ke te. OF tan
Party. CHIUTKAL IM me aabers, CENTRAL & AFF, and LOCAL, WTR 3, in--
eluding all capta, as subordinate to either r tion il, state, znd local ~

. : leadership of the 3LACK PAIMPHER PARTY will .¢:fore: thes2 rulvs. Length
of suspension or . ther Gisoiplinagy action mn 2esrcorm fer vin’ fsa of thes
rules will depend m nation 2, ace, c. ste.- io. Gy oho beeen Crumbs

end staffs where said rele or rules of the RACK OANTHER PAR®SY WERE VIOLATED.
Me Every : 23mber of the Party must knvs th- se verbete: Wo heart
5 And, anriv, them dsily. ‘Urch member 5%

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Pe 8 eM Fae awetes Cn ce Wed Le |: ~

-arvorng ar. 22.0 subjec 7 oy

RULSS OF THE BLACK PINFPER DAP .

i “No Party member can nave narcotics or weed in his nossessics. while
i *dotne Party wort, . . ’

é a 3 Any Party mor ser found shooting narcotics wit 1° be expelled from this
5 arty . .

A oe No, Party meni ar can.be DRUMZ while doin’ dali party wot

by No Pe~ty:

: Pee wee 2h2 mo 7s USEAtL at.

>” Vue thes of tné® RACK. _PANTGER TAARY, and meetin s of the BECK
PERTY AaNYWeERS. : : : . - .
5. No Party membar wii] USE, POIRT, o> 7 PIR a Weapon of any kin? un- .

. necessar ay or eceidentally at anyone

¢ , 6. No Pa rty went rocan join any other army coerce othev than the 8LACK

te _ LIBERATION

: # 7s No Party seth r can have a weapon in hir pos: zssion whiis DruhkK or
x loaded off narco’'ics or weed. .

1+ 8. No Party memb.r will comult
“Black pecpie.at 11, anc pumuo.
a needle or plec’ of thread.

> 9. When arresteé 3LACK PANTHER MEMB7RS will sive only name, adv 285s, and
will sign nothin... Legal first aid must be understood by all 2. “ty members.

19. The Ten ot nt Platform and Progrsm of the BLA;:K PALTHER PART” must be
- known and unders' 20d by each Party member «

. db. Party Communi: ations must be Yational an? Local.

12. The 10-20-10~: sogram should be known by 21] m.mbers and 14... steed by
all members.

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13. All Finance of ficers WAL woperaticowder Tie ji risdiction «: ..e Ministry
of Finance. - . ;

24. Each person will submit a report of dail; wor.

15. Each Sub-Sect! am Leader, Section Leader, Zieu-enant, and Jap..in must aot
submit Daily repcvts of work. . af 41 7
a cot id
16. All Panthers 1 ist learn to operate and-s vies woop eo 7 Ly. ¥ yi ‘ ~
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i7- All Leagersni, personn: 1 who. MSL a mow erm sx suomit ovis énformatic.
to the Patter of che ee nu itae Je vidi ce nuptishe 1. “he pap.
anu W4ll be know: by Chanter. and Bronaher. .

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THE: RULES, ARE:

“49. Only office personnel assigned to respective offices each day should
. be thére. All others are to sell papers and do Political work out in
thé community, including Captains, ‘section Leaders, etc.

°°20.. COMMUNICATIONS--all Chapters must subwit weekly reports in writing to
the National Headquarters. : . ot

el. All Branches must implement First Aid and/or Medical Cadres.
22. All Chapters, Branches, and components of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY

: must submit a monthly Finencial Report to the Ministry of Finance, and
--. also the Central Committee. . . _

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23. Everyone in a leadership vesition must read no less than two hours per
.dzy to keep abreast of the changing political situation. °

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2h. No Chapter or Branch shall accept grants, poverty funds, money or any
other aid from any goverment agency without contacting the National
Headquarters.

25. All Chapters must adhere to the policy and the ideology laid down by
the CENTRAL COMMITTER of the BLACK PANTHER PARTY.

26. All Branches must submit weekly reports in writing to their respective
Chapters. . . . .

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1." ING Jf GUL WITH PHY PIGS, R EUTICHARIES BEING HA? 4SSED TF R SELLIZG PAPERS
4 Ry OLUTTO: SES LISSRALING GOODS 73 at FAVE BEST 2 BXDOATED D FROM THR COM~

i MUNI@Y - MANY BRO’ ARB BEING LOS. KED UP IN W HEROS PRISONS AND JATLS

i oF BABYLON. . - . ‘

: Zs E INCREASE a OLUTTONARY PRISONERS 44S PROPORTIONATELY ancneAge>

3 LEVEL OF POLITICAL AARENESS THROUGHOUT EE PENAL SYS' porte QUENTTi '

. BECAUSE OF Tis LARsE POH ULATION, IS GETTING ITS SSARES OF POLITICAL PRI RS.

: REAGAN'S CO¥ iY AND § i PUPDE? PR RAISON A JSMISTRETORS ® WELL A e

: THIS AND ALSO ATS BPFEC?. HAT AMARERESS CAEATES A REPRE ESSIVE f LTHOSP:

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BECOMING MORE DISCTPLIZGD AND hae STARTING TO WIFY AROUND TSE IDEOLOGY oF
ESTABLISHING REVOLUTIOZARY PGLITICAL POWER FOR BEACK PEOPLE. THE PEGS KNOW

i) WE” ESTABLISH THS NECESSARY POLITICAL HO LONGED?
EXPLOTY AND OPPRESS BS, PEE: WILL NOT BE ABLE TO “yecruP COR WARRIORS IX
PRISONS AND JAILS ANY LOYGER, mCE THE MASSES OF

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. ..-SINCE A HANTS -®:; iPS REFLECT HIS ATTITUDE AD HIS, LINGS MIRROR

‘ . BOTH, WE AS POLITICALLY AWA LEDAYIDUALS WILL HAVE THIS SO-CALLED TH- =
” * FLAMSATORY, LAPERATURS TH OUR POSSESSION ONSHUNDWED PERCENT OF PHB Ti . &
a ’ RWIS WEEK FIVE BROPEIAS WESS TAKEN OFF THE LARD: JANES ELLISON, “KE _ 3
{: + . FAVRE, ALES AUGUSTINE, J.P. PHCTPER AND EDDJE CHILLIES, ALL WEL an i

“4: _. GisRce “ISH SAVING REVOLUTIONARY MATERIAL Ii TREIR POSSESSION. THSAE ” =
ii ++ WAS ONCE 4 TTB wean WE MOULD ROH YO CUR CELLS AkD DESTRO <ALL, (eRITINGS . e
fi. oc: IN HOPE THAT NE COULD KEEP a BUS SYP FROM COMING NOvN 0 US. THAT TINS “eB
{:. _ , HAS PASSED. NOW WS RUALIZE TWAT LUIS PIG Has NO LAS WHICH WE 28 OPP- z
ri ° | RESSED PEO PLB ARE ROUND TO RE Shot. ME Caxno? STIFLE OUR THcUHTS IN :
i> .ORDER TO SLOW UP HISTORICAL INEVITABLE REVOL! ETON Sod LIBERATION, WE ° ee
if SAY DAMN BI “ABD ALL. GP HIS RSACTICHARY, FASCIST RUWTING Doda, BECAUSE E
1.) ° Wi WILL c courts 5 TO WAIVE AND ELOCATS WENEVER -RE ARE BORG THE MASSES e
i H . "AND REGARDLESS OF 'fr15 REPRESSIVE VE NELEURES «AND TEPERCUSSION MAPPEUING -B
Ti BESIND IT, IE IS rs THAT We AS _PEO! Li SPAND UP iD PIGHS He OFF Tits se
4 | PIG POWER str WCTURS.” HR ARD 3 TIGHSs 7 iEStORY HAS PROVEN ERYOHD A SHADOW “EB
H { . OF A DOUBT HAP We ARE MOHALLY, BLL: LUBCTUALLY Ail! SPIAL TA SLLY JUSTIFIED . ne
iy 0 TW TAKING © OUR FREEDON BY Tus MOST DRASTIC MEANS AVAILABLE, . a ,

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44 . SE LINES HAVE RAEY DROET AWD TO.TSE PIGS WE SAY CONE OX, FOR HISTORY
14 “AED: UNEORY “cISAATECHS 3 ARS WATCHING COR AIC Chose BLY. Tit WE DO NOT

4) TAKE & STAED POR LIGERADION NOW, THEY WE DO NCT DESERVE TO BARAT T

ye “AS INHALE, j OB YE TAKE eats Ig PZ YEAR OF THE “Teor,
i : SIS ve THs youre THB PZOPER TOOLS 70 FIGHT AND D DESTROY THIS

i $, FACCISH AND IMPSRIALISM. HE TOOLS NEEDED ARE BRAVERY,

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: IHG £O PIGS? WITH, IP WE ALLO CURSELVES TO ES BLCKEL INP
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3 io: %. FLING, SPINELESS COWARDICE. 7 . .

7 . ONCE, WE AS MEH, ARE RECOXGIZED 4S WHAT WE ARE, POLITICAL eee :
ff A HS? SICUATION FD PS. THE CORRUPT PRISO OFFICIAL, THe GOVERNO! , :
. Todo -) THE STATS. DEPARTET AND PEE WORLD LOOX AT US AS POL TEICAL PRISONERS PANDO tee

-l} doo. DREAT oot Tu ACCURD WITH THS GENEVA CONYESTPIOU'S MANDATB FOR The BEAT
boo) ERP O & POLITICAL PRISONER AND THE PRISONER CF WAR, AS OF ROW WE
a ARE: NO? ePplR PHAN ANIMALS (2 A CLGS. ONCE OUR PROPS, Sy bean
a SENSIBLE ees PLE OF TBE COUN ALIZE TIE NATURE OF A POLITICAL PRI-
a | SONER, THEY WILL DEMAND CUR HOMARS WREATMENT, Uarih RUEY EYILD UP PEE

14 RECESSARY FORCES TO DO JUST WHAT ee FREICH PEOPLES DID TO THE BASTILLE
tooo. JIN THE i8th CENTURY. eR WILL NOT SIT ARCUND AND WAIT FOR PRE CURTS
if: . OR THR PAROLE BOARDS OR AWY OF in OTHER SHAVS OF JUDICIAL MOCKERY TO

es

RELEASE US. “THE PEOPLE WILL AND MUSP DO TR THEMSELVES. OU OUP THERES,

. MOLD YOURSELVES TXTO A POLITICAL ARB MILITARY ero ABD ONCS ALL Ore P-
: . RESSED PEOPLE | UNITS AROUND THS BANNER OF LEBERATION, NO FORCE :
+ WORLD chs STOP PHE NATGRAL CCURESS OF HISTORY. THE + PRENCA COULD F

ste eee

spe ee eestme gem emmnwureeee + emmemamemeneen

STOP THE PPRESSED PEOPLE, THS VIETNAMSSE OR ALGERIAN PEOPLES 2 -
ANESE AD Bee AIAC2] AHY CH NESE CCCOLD NOT STOP TES OFPRESS2D PEGPLE m-

mnee ranted DARPUTT AMD HOT RAD MIT BIAS “Meee
IAN SMITH AND HIS APARTEEED PARTNERS WILL R STOP PHS PEOPLES

OF CHI: se r of PE
OF RHODESIA, SOUTH AFRICA OR SOUTH WESE AFRICA PROM GATRIN WG THEIR FROSIOM,
THE PIGS IN TUTS COURTRY eweiecers OF THE PECHNICAL ee ot (USES .
STOP THE PEOPLS! S$ Stat Sols FOR LISSHATICN, PES PIGS HERE IN SAN QUENTIN
. REGARDLESS T ‘TT MIDATSI ow aD ASSESN2 CANNOT STOP
EUTIONARY E68 ERY ONLY MAKING SUBS OF

OF REYOLSTIONARY RUOULEDGE, | PARY PHEIR DEATH,
CONTHWENS ZO TuDUEGH Th 08 CHILDIS GAMES OF COPS AND ROBBERS. .

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| ; On September 30, 1971, DE T-4 furnished copies
' “of the following leaflets:

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- THE YOUTH OF OUR BLACK COMMUNITY ARE IN SCHOOL AGAIN, AND AGAIN THE
PROBLEM OF PROVIDING A HEALTHY WELL BALANCED "FREE BREAKFAST" FOR THESE
“YOUNG BROTHERS AND SISTERS STILL EXIST IN OUR COMMUNITY,

DURING THE SUMMER VACATION, THE DETROIT BRANCH OF THE BLACK PANTHER

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PARTY PROVIDED A "FREE LUNCH AND LIBERATION SCHOOL". AT THIS SCHOOL

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POH SA NT SON,

SUBJECTS SUCH AS MATH, HISTORY, ENGLISH AND .THE IDEOLOGY OF THE BLACK

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FAST PROGRAM" TO ALL THE YOUTH IN OUR CONMUNITY, WHICH MEANS WE WILL
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PROVIDE A FREE BREAKFAST FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN

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REQUESTED. ITEMS: BOGS, MILK,
DETROIT BRANCH
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MINISTRY CF INFORMATION 4 a
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, , pepe ,COMSADE GEORGE . whe oo
7 ; , JACKSON: CH | ee
coey | bo | HEHBERSHIP In Tue
Coe /. BLACK PANTHER Lo
te 0 PARTY. a
. THE FOLLOWING LETTER WAS SENT TO US ON JUNE 21, 1971, FROM OUR
tee . - o i . i :
TH aR INCARCERATED COMRADE, GEORGE JACKSON, BECAUSE OF CONFUSION -
CREATED PARTICULARLY BY THE. PRECBIT. GOVERNMENT'S PROPAGANDA MEDIA -
SURROUNDING COMRADE GEORGE'S MEMBERSHIP IN THE BLACK PAN/'HER PARTY,
eee eee : \ tee ee . . ; q oo
; AND, BECAUSE THE MESSAGE THE LETTER CONTAINS IS SO CLEARLY IMPORTANT
. _.<,*/AS,A CUIDETO OUR STRUGGLE, WE FEEL IT APPROPRIATE,T0 NOW PRINT THE
% LETTER HERE: . _: —
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t . de xe Foe Ze IK ok oe 3.
a eee . .
“MASS NOVEMENTS THAT ARE ECALITARIAN AND AIKED AT THE FUTURE ES--
: NT OF REVOLUTIONARY HASS SOCIETY MUST AT ALL SUBSTRUCTURAL

. +" LEVELS BE GUIDED BY AN AGGRESSIVE AND DISCIPLINED VANGUARD POLITICAL

“PARTY, WITHOUT TRIS LEADERSHIP, POSITIVE ACTIONS AND UNITARTAN CCN-
DUCT OF THE PEOPLE'S AFFAIRS IS NOT POSSIBLE. ONB SIMPLY CANNOT ACT
: “WITHOUT A BEAD. FOR PAE VANGUARD PARTY, IT IS ALWAYS TAS INTERESTS
OF ‘THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR FORWARD MOVEMENT THAT IS OP PRIMARY CONCERY.
|} ae sL-MITHOUE THE VANGUARD PARTY, THOUGH, ALL ARE IN FACT EQUAL. THE PARTY
-TPSELF CANNOT ACT WITH PURPOSE WITHOUT THE TRUEST EXPRESSION OF DEM-
OORATIC CENTRALISN: THE PARTY CADRE, FREELY ELECTED OR OTHERWISE
DISTINGUISHED IN THE SERVICE OF THE PARTY AND THE PEOPLE, MUST REACH
FOR MAJORITY DECISIONS THAT ONCE ARRIVED AT MUST BE RESOLUTELY CARRIED
OUT BY ALL, EVEN THOSE HO FAY HAVE IN THE PROCESS OF DECISION-NAKING
OPPOSED Tai! MEASURE. ,

a ’ NOTHING CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED WITHOUT SUCH DISCIPLINED AND PRINCIPLED
{ CONDUCT. «KE HAVE TC CONTEND WIRE NOT ONLY THE BNE

MY FORCES THAT WOULD

RESTRICT CUR NOVEMENT, RUE ALEO PRIMAL IUPURSES WITHIN Eacu CP ts,
LITTLE UNDERSTOOD AND AT HOST OCCASIONS JUST BARELY UNDER CONTROL.
DISCTPLINARTAN CONDUCT TS THR CONECTOUS PRFORT TO SUPPRESS TUR

BOVTLON, SLE -ARVULUEACE, LNInUVERSLUSN inal “a AvsONNsSD Wibe orinb

TN Pas SRLELESS YOd-COUSCLOUS GFATE. Tr ID ACTIVELY CCUUATLIOG Tai

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UREA NOT pangs ~ BUT Tine PRISCH VELEN >» 4IKED AT PROTICTION
AND/LISERATION OF POLITICAL PRISOZERS AXD THE CONVICT CLASS IN GES “ERAL,

p AND £1.50 POLETTOST. LY MOTIVATED tT FROVE, TO THe AMTRLKAN | PASE Tithe CORPORATE

Isl TUAL THE CONCENTRATION CAMP TECHNIQUE WILL NOT RESTRAIN CUR MOVE-

~ OMENS, _WAS, FROM PH OUTSET, FA ASHIONED AND FORWARDED BY THE BLACK
: PANSHER PARTY. THS SEVERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MOVEMENT WERE CON-

C#HIVED BY THS SUPREME SERVANT, HUEY NEWLO55 HE CHATRY, an, BOBBY SEALE}
AND CiHsik, OF STAFF, DAVID HILLIARD, THESE INCLUDED THE, BUSST'G PHO-
GRAMS; DESIGKED TO COMBAT SOME OF THE ISOLATIONIST ASPECTS BUILT INTO
PRISON CAMP LITE, RELATIVES, PRIENDS AND LEGAL AIDS ARE TRANSPORTED -

_AND AGS BEIEG EMPLOYED TO HELP PRISONERS WITH PROBLEMS TH4ST CAN STILL
_ BE ADDRESSED IN LEGAL FORKS OF STRUGGLE. _ REVOLUTIONARY ART AND |LIT-

.ERATURE ARE BSING PROVIDED PRISOW VERS TO FURTHER DEVELOP THSIR POTENTIAL

CONTRIBUTION TO TAS EAGER MOVEMENT UPON RELEASE, THEN, OF COURSE,-
SOME. oF THE NECESSITIES THAT -CAN BE "PURCHA SED WITH MONEY ARE BEING

“-BUMAZE ED) INTO PH FRISONS AND PRISONERS. FASS ATTENTION IS BEING.
POCYSED UFON TEE RATIONALE OF THs CONCENTRATION CAMP TECHNIQUE.

WHEN WS THREE SOLEDAD PRISONERS, PLEETA, a Or? AND MYSELF 3 VERE
SINGIED.CUT FOR PERSECUTION IN THE DEATH OF A PIG IN THE WING THAT

“WE WERE HOUSED If JANUARY OF 1970, IT WAS “THE BLACK PANTHER PaRTY
“THAT PROVIDED THE FIRST $10,000, THAT WENT TOWARD OUR LEGAL DEFENSE;

. THE LACK PANTSER PARTY THAT DID MOST OF TE ABAVY POLITICAL WORK -
AND ORGAIZZI"G “AROUND THE CASE; THR BLACK PANTHER PARTY THAT BURIED
OUR DEAD APTER TAS TRIAL OF COMBAT IN MARIN - AUGUST 7th, THEY
GATHERED UP THE BODIES, CLEANED THEM, EXPLAINED THEM AND NEVER

oat i
4

” .°GO FER VARIOUS PRISONS FREE OF CHARGE; IN SPECIAL CASES ATTORNEYS WERE AND

oa
on

THOUGHT TO DENY -OR CONDEMN THE SIR PEOPLE'S INTENSE LOWGING TO- BE FREE.-- -

_ BUT IN “he TRUE MARXIST-~LENINIST INTARPRETATION OF -PEOPLE'S GUERILLA
" WARPARE SUPPORTED IT ON THE PRINCIPLE THAT FECPLE FIGHT ",..IN CER-~

TAIN PORECDS OF ACUTE ECONCNIC AND PCLITYCAL CQISES...", AMD BECAUSE

Deae "he Stadt

WE RNOW Tut Maes re ZS NOP GUSRTLLA ACTIONS “WHICH DISORIANTZS PHS
MOVEMZHY “RUT THE HEAKHESS or PARTY WHICH Is INCAPABLE OF TAKING
SUCH ACTIONS UUDER ITS CONTROL." (V.I. LENIN) T HAVE BRET A MES “BER
Us THe pLAGK MAN iui PANTY SiG THis SUPREME Sb AV ARE APPOJNYTSD Mis,

Willi] Gd Wa keeble VAG SILL IN piisod, I fOLD RY BEMBERSILP AND OBLI~

“GAYTO® ra SERUE PHS” PLOP Di WIT LLL PIE SINCERITY OF WITCH T&M

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“POLITICAL, Ti THE WANDS OF THE PARYY,WE HAVE ALLOWED VARICUS ELEMENTS
OF ‘THE NON-PARTISAN BLACK AND HADICAL WHITE COMMUSTTTES TO CONDUCT
ASPECTS OF OUR DEFENSE ON THE THBORY THag TRYOL NaN Ox SUCH A BASIS -
{MOULD PROMOPE WIDER MOBILIZATION INTO THE MOVEMENT IN GENERAL FROM
OUR SUBSTRUCTURAL LEVEL; THAT IS, EXPOSURE IN THIS PARTICULAR AREA OF
“+ |ANTI~ESTABLISHMEN? WOULD SERVE TO MOVE THEM INTO ACTIONS LATER ON AT
JHIGHER LEVELS, INSOLUBLE CONTRADICTIONS HAVE RESULTED...
' WB CORDSHA-NO ORE, WE THANK ALL THOSE SEET, EARNEST PEOPLE WHO
| TRIED 20 ACT IN OUR BEHALF. BUT, WE DO NOW RECOGNIZE THAT ALL ASPECTS
i+. OF TRE KOVEMENT TEROUGH THE TWO STAGES, REBELLION AND SOCIALIZATION,

ny - | MUST PROCDED UNDER THe PURPOSEFUL GUIDANCE OF THE PEOPLE'S VANGUARD

~ PARTY, an co oo,

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Gs. Propensity for Violence and Preparation
-for Confrontation

, ‘7
_ : on January 4, 1971, EDGAR BOBTNSON, distrobutien

L ; manager for the Detroit NCCF, visited the office at Flint,

. 0 Michigan, and told a woman from the neighborhood who dropped
in that there are eight million Panthers in the country who
will take up the gun and take over the country, giving

it a blood bath if two BPP members on trial in New Haven,
Connecticut are convicted, .

GE T-11 .
sanuary 8, 1971 _

On Sunday, January 10, 1971, members of the
NCCF were marching in the street in front of 611-18
Continental after the political education meeting, and
were made to move > by the police,

DE T~2
January 13, 1971

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‘On Sunaay, January 17, 1971, members of the NCCF
again marched in front of 611-13 Continental and had observers
from the community patroling the streets, hoping to get sone

favorable publicity by causing ah incident when the police
arrived, however, no police cars were seen, and no more march.
' dng is planned, :

. DE T-2
. Se , SL. January 18, 1971 .
| ‘WAYNE THEODORE/ROBERTSON, leader of the Flint

branch ‘of the Detroit NCCF, at their regular political
education meeting on January S31, 1971, placed emphasis on the
‘brothers arming themselves and recommended that they get

@ pistol to carry as soon as possible,

SIT eTT DMN NEY Me Rup eT MENU Nr
rear Oe SieweRnrane ee ‘ty wes

DE T-1
February 8, 1971

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‘

ok DE T-2 Tete on April 1971, that four
meinbers of the Detrd NCCE, ANTHONY ORMAN, RONNEZ-IRVIN,
RONALD SHITH and LARRY ROWELL heid up what they believed
to*be a dope house and one of the victims was killed.

A desk has been piaced facing the front door of
the Flint Office of the NCCF, where a member now sits during
the hours the office is open with a .30 caliber M-1 carbine
to prevent anyone from entering that is not supposed to,
They have removed posters from the downstairs windows so that
the police cannot sneak up on them and the person on duty at

_ the desk has been ordered to kill any police who attempt
to enter, :

DE T-11
April 28, i871

H. Arrests

CAR MOBINSON was arrested by the Detroit Police
Departnent On Warrants charging assault with intent to do
great bodily harm less’ than murder per Betective Lieutenant
WILLIAM NC COY, Detroit Police Department, January 25, 1971.
CHARLES HOLT was arrested by the Detroit Police
Department for assault with intent to do great bodily harm
less than murder on January 27, 1971, and lodged in Wayne
County Jail in lieu of $25,000 bond according to Lieutenant
..MC COY on January 27, 1971.

. Lieutenant MC COY advised that eleven members and
associates of the NCCF were charged along with EDGAR ROBINSON
and CHARLES. HOLT in connectioh with the beating of an NCCF

' associate January 21, 1871. On January 29, 1971, the charges
against all eleven were dropped when the victim changed
his story and ciaimed he was unable to identify anyone who
beat hin.

‘Lieutenant MC COY advised on January 13, 1971, that
CLEVELAND UCLT, an associate of the NCCE, was arrested

January Li, iS7i, charged with larceny under *, $100, 00 ‘and
_ released on $50.00 bond,

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Lieutenant MCCOY advised that KENNETH HORSTON
“ was arrested on March 28, 1971, for possession of a stolen’
‘Airline ticket valued at. over $100. 00, however, this.
-charge was dismissed at the examination. /
Detective Lieutenant LOUIS SZABO, riintl Michigan,
Police Department, advised on March 30, 1971, that the
followihg persons were arrested at 2009 Albert, Flint,

_Michigan, the Flint office of the Detroit NCCF;
_— Date Place Charge
HUBER SON. 3/30/71 Flint, Michigan Armed Robbery

1 Leg ty

WAYNE THEODORE
ROBERESON

LOUIS TOLBERT

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CALVIN SUTTON, JR. . ' Armed Robbery

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Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY
Police Department, advised of the arrest. of
members of the Detroit NCCF;

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Detroit
‘the following

Carrying 2
Concealed Weapon

- Name Date Place Charge
“TARRY POWELL 4/14/71 Detroit, Michigan Murder One
: RONNIE IRWON " " ” n

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“ANTHONY NORMAN " " " "
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- On July 21, 1971, ER 2ONE. C, DESSAUSURE, BENJAMIN
W. FONDREN and DAVID’ Me JOHNSON were sentenced to three to
four years, State prison of Southern Michigan, Jackson,
Michigan, by Detroit Recorders Court Judge JOHN R, MURPHY,
on a charge of Felonious Assault. f

DE T-13 7
July 21, 1971

The above three individuals were members of
the Detroit 15, 15 members and associates of the Detroit
NCCF arrested on October 24, 1970, at the NCCF office, 337€
16th Street, Detroit, in connection with the shooting of
two Detroit Police Officers on that date. Of the 12 who were
tried regarding this matter, all were found not guilty except
the above three, ;

DE T-13 advised on July 7, 1971, “that RONALD
SMP pled guilty to second degree murder , ” RONNIE IRWIN,
TARRY POWELL and ANTHONY NORMAN piled euilty to armed robbery,
-pefore petroit Recorders Court Judge JOHN R. NURPHY on
July 7, 197i.

On August 23, 1971, Detective Sergeant WILLIAM
HENAHAN, Detroit Police Department, advised that POWELL
was sentenced to 20 to 40 years, ‘NORMAN to 15 to 30 EATS y
and SMITH life in prison. IRWIN changed his plea. .

a DE T-3 advised on September 23, 1971, that IRWIN
was found guilty and sentenced to life in’ ‘ prison on 1 September
23, 1971. . > .

"I, Weapons

The Flint branch of the NCCF has several nandguns ,
.38 revolvers or ,357 magnums and one .45 caliber automatic
as well as several 12 gauge shotguns.

. _ DE T-1
~ ie January 7, 1971

The NCCF has about nine. rifles and shotguns at
- 611- 13 Continental.

DE T~2
January 22, 1°71

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The Detroit NCCF currently has about seven
| rifles, most of which are FN assault rifles, two of which do —
| not work, and two 12 gauge shotguns, one of which does not

| work, probably due to the fact that KENNETH HORS TON knows
. Little about guns, ,

DE T-2
, March 11, 1971

The Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF has gathered

materials to make pipe bonbs and have also been acquiring
ammunition.

GE T-~11 .
March 12, 1971
J. Fortifications

The following diagram was provided by DE T=3
on January 25, 1871;

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The front window of the NCCF branch at 2009
Albert, Flint, Michigan, is barricaded completely with sand
.leaving only places for guns to be pushed through.

DE T-1
February 8, 1971

All of the windows in the NCCF office, 2009
Albert, Flint, are covered with heavy wire mesh, Similar.
to that found. on school buildings, Around each window and
built up from the floor 34 to 4 feet high are wooden frames
standing approximately two to three feet from the wali,
which are filled with sand for the purpose of stopping any
bullets filed into the house, The rear docr is covered with
heavy wire mesh and braced with two 2 inch by four inch
boards to keep it shut. The front door is also covered with
wire mesh and can be barred ciosed with a two inch by four
inch board which fits into brackets,

PABA AU NEE ECR

“ WDE We HARE

DE T~11
April 7, 1971

3

K. Meetings and Rallies

The Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF hoids political
education meetings at their office, 2008 Albert, Flint, every
i Sunday. . . .

DE T- 1
February 8, 1971

- he Detroit NCCF continues to hold political |
education classes every Sunday at cic #1, 611 Continental,
Detroit, Michigan. :

DE T-2
March 2, 1871

Po DE T-1 and DE T-2 further advised on the above

7 dates that the political education classes consist of
.indoctrinating members and people of the community into the
doctrine of the EPP as well as leading and discussing
articles appearing in "fhe Black Panther’ newspaper,

The Detroit branch of the BPP held a rally in
Support of the Detroit 15 in Kenneth Square, Detroit, from

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1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on June 25, 1971, KENNETH -HORSTON,
leader, Detroit BPP, was mastem.gf ceremonies and intro-
duced the speakers, Mrs. JOSEPIT SMITH, mother of CAROLYN
SMITH, one of the Detroit 15, spoke regarding political
prisoners, -

ONNE-KING, BPP, Chicage, spoke regarding
efforts off/the BPP/to help black nen.

. “GHOKWE “LUMUMBA, Consul of the Republic of ;
New Africa (RNA) (Richard Henry Faction) spoke of obtaining
“power through the acquisition of land. -.
7 re o

‘The RNA was founded in Detroit, Fr
Michigan, in March, 1968, Its ;
purpose is to establish an
independent black nation within
the U.S., demanding the States of
Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and
Mississippi, and $10,000 per black
citizen for reparations, The RNA,
; & vioience-prone, black extremist,
separatist organization, is now
headquartered in New Orleans,
Louisiana, :
Approximately 700 persons, a2 majority being Negroes
in their late teens, attended the raliy, which was peaceful.

DE T-4 7
June 25, 1971,

L. Programs of Detroit NCCE and BPP

1, Free Breakfast for School Children

The Free Breakfast Program in Flint is
Slacking off due to lack of money and interest in the
community.


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The interest in the Flint branch of the NCCF is
continuing to decrease, only about five children are show~
ing up for the Breakfast Program, this is probably due
to-the preparation of the food, which is very bad.

“

“

DE T-1
January 14, 1971

DE T~2 advised on various dates in January, 1971,

that the Breakfast Program operated at the following
locations, five days a week:

St. Leo's Church, 15th and Grand River, Detroit |
about seven children per day

3591.17th Street, Detroit
about ten chiidren per day

3595 17th Street, Detroit
about ten children per day

611 Continental, Detroit
§. about forty children per day

The Breakfast Program in Flint decreased to less

- than eight children per day in February, is71.

DE T-1
February, 1971

The Detroit Breakfast Program has been discontinued
due to lack of funds,

>. DE B-2
February 10, 1971

_ The Breakfast Program was reinstituted the last week
in March, 1971, at 611 Continental, and St. Leo's Church,
Detroit. .

DE T-2
- ; April 1, 1971

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_ fast Program is currently operating at the following locations;

_at 157 Collingwood and 2591 Pennsylvania, both BPP offices,

-at 157 Collingwood and 2435 pennsylvania, Detroit,

The Breakfast Program in Flint is a flop as
no one is showing up for meals, Lo.

DE T-1
March 24, 1971

“DE T-2 advised on April 21, 1971, that the Break-

611 Continental, Detroit
30 children per day

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157 Collingwood, Detroit
15 children per day

St. Leo's Church
15 children per day

DE T~2 advised that the Breakfast Program is opera t—
ing at the following locations in May, 1871;

? 611 Continental, Detroit

- 34 children per day

157 Collingwocd, Detroit
20 children per day

The Free Breakfast Programs were temporarily dis=
-continued during June, .1971.

DE F-2
June, 1971

The Free Breakfast programs have been reinstituted
They operate five days a week and feed 20- 25 children per
day, however, KENNETH HORSTON is 358 ppoinved because of. lack
of response, .

DE T-4
July 2, 1971

The Breakfact Programs currently are being operated

DE T~4
August, 1971

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About 40 to 50 children are being fed at 2435.
Pennsylvania each day

‘DE T~4
September 30, 1971

a 2. Free Lunch Program

. A Free Lunch Program was ovened at 2591 Pennsylvania
in July, 1971, which was attended by only 20 to 25 persons
until the Archdiocese began providing box lunches and the
attendance jumped to about 150 children,

DE T-4
July, 1971

. The Free Lunch progran is heid at 2435 Pennsylvania
five days a week from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m,

DE Tpr
_ August, 1971

About 40 to 50 children are being fed each
day, the Archdiocese is no longer furnishing lunches.

. DE T+4"
es - September 30, 1971
} . ‘ .

3. Free Clothing Program

.. ' The Free Clothing Program is operating. at 3591
L?7th Street, Detroit, Monday through Saturday.

v ; 7 “pg T-2
January, 1971

‘phe Free Clothing program has been discontinued
due to lack of funds, .

‘DE T-2
February 10, 1971

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M. Teaching Revolutionary programs and Policies

Attendance is poor at the political education
ec lasses in Flint, Michigan,. There were only eleven persons

at the last meeting and each meeting is gernally made up of
new faces, j

DE T-1 .
January 7, 1971

political Education classes are currently held
each Sunday at 611 Continental, Detroit., Classes have been
discontinued on 3595 17th Street, Detroit,

DE T--2
January, 1971

DE T-4 advised on various dates in 1971, through
Octcbher, 1971, that the Detroit BPP attempted to regularly
hold political education meetings at its various offices,
These meetings ‘were generally boring and consequently poorly
attended, Various BPP members would lead discussions of
articies appearing in "The Black Panther" newspaper and

@ number of persons attending the meetings would have a tendency
to sleep,

A liberation school has been initiated at 2435
Pennsylvania, Detroit, and is operated in conjunction with .
_the Free Lunch Program, About 30-40 children are being

indoctrinated in BPP philosophy at this school, which opened 7
“July, 1971.

DE T-4
duly 27, 1971

The liberation school was closed the first of .
October, 1971, as everyone was, needed to sell papers, The
' attendance at the school had dropped to 20-25 children,

DE T-4
October 8, 1971

N. Factionalism

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DE T~14 advised on February 28, 1971, that D&
HILLIARD, BPP Chief of Staff, purged ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, BPP
Minister of Information, and his Algerian associates from
the BPP.

On February 28, 1971, representatives of the .
New York BPP met and decided to separate from the California-
based BPP headed by HUEY P, NEWTON and to support CLEAVER,
; "_

DE T-14
February 28, 1971

sccoggrtereper seman

CHARLES HIOLT, a member of the Detroit NCCF, which
- Supports HUEY ant NEWTON, Minister of Defense, BPP, contacted
ZAYD SHAKUR, BPP Cleaver Faction in New york, to determine his .
standing with the Cleaver Faction and was requested to travel
to New York to confer with Cleaver Faction members.

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March 17, 1971

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sor

OLIvEr Ac ¢ CLURE, aiso known as Malik, Former leader
of the Detroit UCCF, who had been purged, was in New york
‘the weekend of April 9-11, 1971, for consultation with
leaders of the BPP, Cleaver Faction.

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DE T-14
April 12, 1971

. A BPP, Cleaver Paction was begun in Detroit the end.

.of June, 1971, and during July, 1871, some members of the BPP

nn Newton Faction who were discontent with his policies, quit
and became associated with the Cleaver Faction.

DE T-2
July, 1971

0. Miscellaneous
- An NCCF community workers, accused of stealing guns

and television sets belonging te the NCCF was beaten by NCCT
members in the basement of G11 Continental, Detroit,

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‘A second individval, a short time member of the
NCCF, stole two pistols from the NCCF. He was located by
NCCE members, forcibly taken to the NCCF office at 611

Continental, Detroit, where he was scalded, burned and severely

beaten,

DE T-2
January 25, 1971

VIRON REDWING, Detroit NCCF member who went to
California toy act as Newton's bodyguard, was disillusioned
with the BPP on his return to Detroit, claiming that NEWTON
was crazy, sniffs cocaine, and that everyone follows his
lead and does whatever he commands without question, REDOWINE
claimed that internal discipline is disintegrating as female
Panther members in O@kland use birth control pills and every-
one uses marijuana,

DE T-2
March 5, 1971

. KENNETH HORSTON is losing popularity with BPP
- members, wears expersSive clothes and drinks excessively.

DE T-4
a July, 1971
. The BPP had a booth at the Michigan State Fair the
end of August and the first of September, 1971, at which
they sold papers, flags, and sought donations, All members.
in the booth were clean, neatly dressed and polite, in an
effort to change the rough, violent image of the BPP,

DE T-4
‘September, 1971-

mo A DE T-~3 advised on September 23, 1971, that KENNETH
HORSZON, leader, Detroit BPP, held a press conference on thet
date, HORSTON claimed that early on thé morning of September
23, 1971, Detroit Police Officers fired on the BPP office at
2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit, and presented a woman claiming
to be a witness to the shooting. The woman stated that she
saw four men in 4 black car with "Detroit Police" on the side
‘fire at 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit. : .

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. DE T-3 advised that 2591 Pennsylvania is in the
area covered by the Fifth Precinct, Detroit Police Depart-
“ment and that no complaint of any shooting inte 2591
Pennsylvania has been made. Source further advised that, the
Detroit Police Department was not aware of the alleged
shooting until HORSTON's press conference,

DE T-3 advised on Cctober 18, 1671, that no
complaint has been made to the Detroit Police Department
' regarding alleged shooting into 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit,
“and consequently no investigation will be conducted. by the
Detroit Police Department.

DE T-3 advised that an informal inquiry by the
Detroit i olice Department failed to substantiate the charges
made by KENNETH HORSTON,

DE T-#?2 and DE T-4 are not-aware of any shooting
at the BPP office, 2591 Pennsylvania, Detroit, and believe”
that HORSTON.was attempting to obtain publicity by making
the above charge,

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

November 4, 1971

. Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY - DETROIT DIVISION

Character EXTREMIST MATTERS

“Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
as above, .

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
are concealed in referenced commmication have furnished reliable
infomation in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI.
of the FBI and is foaned te your agency;
your agency.

It Is the property
it and fts contents are not to be distributed outside


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INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

10/17/71 - 5/3/72

REPORTING OFFICE
DETROIT
TITCE UF CASE

CBLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

al REPERENGE? ‘Detroit report & SA DONA ‘LD v. RITENOUR. oR. ’
-~P -
LEAD |
DETROIT
ATE DETROIT, = MICHIGAN _

Will follow and report activities of the’ Detroit BPP

on a semi-annual basis.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED CONONE — ACQUiT- — _

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PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [_lyes {(_}no
PENDING PROSECUTION i
; _ OVER SIX MONTHS (ves (ono |}
APPROVED VW) ae ‘DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
COPIES MADE: '
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1 - OSI, Dayton, Ghio (BM) 8 MAY 17 1972 4d. :

1 - Secret Service, Detroit (2M) : eee T-105
1 - USA, Detroit (3M) eee erect _* |
2 - San Francisco (157-1204) (RM)

1 - Detroit (157-3075)

* Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations

an OT y 4
_ Regen vam i lead Kia Ge Es

Date Fwd.

Now Fwd.

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ADMINISTRATIVE |

All persons mentioned herein as being connected with
the Detroit Branch of the BPP are currently under investigation
by Detroit. 4

The speech of BOBBY SEALE on 12/10/71, is not being
set forth in this report as it was previously disseminated under
his caption.

Pretext call to ‘the BPP Office on 4/12/72, was made
by SA JOHN V. TNSOGNA.

Special Agent who observed KENNETH HORSTON on 12/3/71,
was SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR. .

INFORMANTS -
Edentity of Source

_ DE T-1 is
DE 2445-E
reece,

DE T-2 is
DE 2650-= (PROB)

DE T-3 is :
DE 1560-E (PROB) ; \

DE T-4 is Np _eoitig ti
SF 3215-E
DE T-5 is
DE 1552-E

DE T-6 is f . _ a | 7 a

SF 3215A-E

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LA 5430-2

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DE T-8 is
CG 7392-A-E
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CSDE 2580-E
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DE T-10 is Conf roeN 7 rine
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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L = G2, Detroit (RM
1 - NIS, Chicago (RM)
1 ~ OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)
1 - Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
Copy to: 1 - USA, Detroit: (RM)
Report of; SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR. Office: Detroit, Michigan
Dates ; 5/11/72 |
Field Office File #: 157-3075 - Bureau File #:105-165706 Sub 15
Titles - BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
_ se
Character: EXTREMIST MATTERS
Synopsis: ‘The Detroit BPP headquarters is located at
157 Collingwood, with an office at 2228
Bewick, Detroit. They continue to operate
_ the Free Breakfast for School Children Program
“and sell "The Black Panther" newspaper.’
Additional programs and activity set forth.
The Detroit BPP continues to receive direction
from BPP National Headquarters and contacts
other BPP chapters.
ee P-.
DETATLS
2

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is toaned te your agency; it and its contents
are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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“TABLE OF CONTENTS —

Pare

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ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONS DATA OF
DETROIT BPP of. cece cc eee cece wee e ec ec ce sccaeees

A.

B.
c.
Dd.
E.
FP.

H.
T.

K.
L.

Location of Detroit BPP Headquarters
and Offices
Local Leaders and Membership. Totals ....-..
Funds ,
Connection “ith BPP National Headauarters .
Contact with Other BPP Chapters ...........
Publications
i. Distribution of “The Black Panther”
NOVUSPANCL sce erences csc eccecrensescaceee
2. Local
Propensity For Violence and Preparation
For Confrontation ...s sec cee cc cece cence wees
Arrests
HEADONS 260. c cece ee reese cece cs cceseasnae

Fortifications

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Meetings and Rallies ...-...2c sees es eneeee
Presrams
1. Free

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Breakfast For School Children ....

2.

Free, Lumch Program 1... .c ccc cece ees eces

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MISCELLANEOUS

3. Free Bussing Program ...2iseececccssene
4, Free Food Program 1.2.2... cece esc e eee eee
5. Youth Cadre
Teaching Revolutionary Programs and
Policies

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I. ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA
OF THE DETROIT BPP

A. Location of Detroit Black Panther
Party (BPP) Headquarters and
Offices

The BPP is a black extremist organization
started in Oakland, California, in December,
1966. It advocates the use of guns and
guerrilla tactics to bring about the over: -
throw of the United States Government.

The offices at 2591 Pennsylvania and 2435 Pennsylvania
have been closed and a new office opened at 2228 Bewick, Detroit,
Michigan, which is the location of the Breakfast For School
Children Program. This location is rented by LORENS BAN RS
who coordinates the Breakfast Program.

The Ministry of Information continues to be at
157 Collingwood, Detroit.

The BPP has a pad at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit.

DE T-1
November 17, 1971

The Detroit BPP continues to operate offices at the
Following locations:

157 Collingwood, Detroit
2228 Bewick, Detroit
Pad - 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit’ .

‘DE T-2
_ April 12, 1972

B. Local Leaders and Members ship Totals
The following is a summary of membership totals for the

Detroit BPP from November, 1971, through April, 1972, which was

furnished by DE T-1 and DE T- “3:

7

Commmity Horkers _ .., .,:, Members
November 4 10
December 4 10
January 5 15
February 5 15
March . 6 16
April 6 15

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EDGAR ROBINSON” Detroit BPP, advised BPP National

Headquarters that he had removed himself from the staff of the
Detroit Chapter.

DE T-4
October 30,1971

KENNETH HOR STON is leader of the Detroit Chapter
of the BPP.

DE T-1
October 27, 1971

Since the dévar ture of EDGAR ROBINSON, HO was
distribution manager for the BPP, LONNIE DARDEN”is second in
command to KENNETH HORSTON. ;

DE T-1 .
November 4, 1971

LORENE nae Lo te charge of the Breakfast Program.

DE T-1
November 17, 1971

LORNTE DARDEN is referring to himself as the Minister
of Information while KENNETH HORSTON is in California.

DE T-1
_ January 19, 1972

LEONARD MONGO is currently in charse of finances.

DE T-1 e
March 21, 1972

C. ‘Funds

we

The following summary of financial activity was
provided by DE T-1, DE T-3 and DE T-5 from November, 1971
through Avril, 1972: So

April

Income

4

Month Expenses
November $2, 225.00 $2, 207.00 t
December 2,700.00 2,669.00
January 3,300.00 3,269.27
. February 2,512.50 2,227.31
March 2,462.50 2,321.33
2,925.00 2,656.97

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D. Connection With BPP National Headquarters

EDGAR ROBINSON a member of the Detroit BPP,

_ contacted BPP Netional Headquarters, Oakland, Califonia,
on October 30, 1971, to advise that Detroit was having
problems as the members did not want to listen to the
leadership.

DE Tx4
October 30, 1971

GERALD CRANFORD, a Detroit BPP member. was in Oek-
land, California, working’ for the Party and planned to return
to Detroit on November 17, 1971. ;

DE T-4 —— .
November 16, 1971

A Detroit BPP niember complained to BPPNatioal
Headquarters that a brother of the Cleveland Chapter borrowed
his leather coat and failed to return it.

DE T-6
December 28, 1971

ationel Heedouarters requested Detroit
send them a list of all community workers and a copy of their
mailing list

DE T-6
February 8, 1972-

“EB. Contacts With other BPP Ithanters

The Los Angeles, Ca 114fornia chapt er_of the BPP ;
shipped 600 conies of "The Black Panther" to Patroit as too
many copies of the paper had been shipped to’Los Angeles
from New York.

DE T-7
October 17, 1971 -

The West Side area captain of the Chicago, Illinois
BPP chapter contacted the Detroit BPP on November 5, 1971.

a JA an -DE T-8
: “November 5,- 1971.

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F, Publications

DE T-1, DE T-3 and DE

National “Distribution, New York,
Month

November
December
January

February
March —

April

per week.

2. Local

DE T-10 furnished the’
12, 1972, which was being distr

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EMMA-MORRIS , “member,: Detroit BPP was to visit the
Chicago BPP to learn avout the Free Bussing Program.

pwr,

DE T-8
November 4, 1971

KENNETH sonstiol’ wt aed the Chicago BPP that LONNIE
DARDEN and several Detroit BPP members vould be sent to Chicag
in connection with Survival Week activities in Chicago.

‘DE T-8
December 1, 1971

een a a tn ee a a a in an anna aa te

T-9 advised fron November,

1971 through April, 1972; that the Detroit BPP received the
followinz copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper from BPP

New York:
Copies

7,600
7,200

11,500

7,250

7,250

- 8,500

Each BPP member is required to sell 150 newspepers

DE T-1
October 29, 1971

following leaflet on November

iputed by the BPP:


+
end”

OE ated

THERE WILL BE A FREE EREAKPAST FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN PROGRAM, SPON-
SORED BY THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, STARTING MONDAY NOVEMBER 15,1971 av

1208 BRYTCK (DOWNSTAIRS), BETWEEN VERNOR AND KERCHEVAL.
HOT MEALS (SUCH AS GRITS, OATMEAL, WAFFLES, BACON, EGGS, BIC.)

Ce ee a TS .
PEA ATURE ET CITY> Greely Hemet nan oe pee ne ee

WILL BE SERVED TO THE

YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY ax
THOSE THAT ATTEND SCRIPPS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AP 2100

HULBURT. BREAKFAST WILL
BE SERVED BETWEEN 7:00a.m.
“AND 8:30a.m. MONDAY THRU
FRIDAY. -

PARENTS IN THE COMMUNITY
ARE WELCOME TO COME T0 THE
“BREAKFAST PROGRAM AND CAN

VOLUNTEER TO GIVE ASSITANCE

IN SERVING THE CHILDREN IF

| THEY DESIRE TO DO SO OR YOU
AN INFORM YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS OF THE -PROGEAM. IF THERE ARE ANY

UESTIONS CONCERNING THE PROGRAM PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL THE TELEPHONE
UMBERS LISTED BELOW.

. [Ee . DETROIT BRANCH

; CL ee ; BLACK PANTHER PARTY
. . fo ere” MINISTRY OF NPORMATION
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On Jamiary 6, 1972, DE T-11 furnished copies of the
following leaflets being distributed by the BPP

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JELLY
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CHOC. MILK-

HOT DOGS(FRIED)
CREAM OF WHEAT
PEACHES

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ORANGE JUICE

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F: ON IONS POR =
OATMEAL 13 “Roop DONAT oR
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“bd BREAKFAST PROGRAM ARE HEED-

ED SUCH AS BREAKFAST MEATS 5,
ALSO MONBY: TO OBTAIN THESE
ITEMS ARE EXCEPTABLE.

“IF yOu WISE TO DONATE 62

OUT AT THE’ BREAKFAST PRO-

“GRAM CALL 867-7742 OR COME
TO THE BREAKFAST SITE at

2228" BEVICK BETWSEN VERNOR
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' BLACK PANTHER parry -

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WUnVIVAL THROUGH SERVICE TO THE ~ @
: PEOPLE —

VOLUNTEER SERVICE FORM

I HEREBY VOLUNTEER TO SERVE THE PEOPLE AS I MAY BE NEEDED ( print)

NAME

ADDRESS

CITY COUNTY STATE

ZIP CODE

I would like tO work in the following activity ( ies) +

1. Free Breakfast Program 6. Free Clothing

2. Health Clinics 7. Free Shoos

3e Liberation School 8. Sell Newspapers

lh. Bussing To Prisons Program 9. Peoples Barber shop
5. Wolfare Loans _ 10. Any Program :

How many hours a week are you available?

List any special skills you have or special services you can perform :

SIGNATURE

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On December 22, 1972, DE -10 furnished a copy of
the following leaflet which was being distributed by the

BPP:
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‘PRISONS AED OUTSIDE THE. PRISONS. (CONCENTRATION CANPS). "IB, BLACK PAN~
TEER PARTY rs SPONSO RING A"PREE BUSING PROGRAN" TO JACKSON STATE PENT-

TENT TARY. . THE FIRS aD BUS WILL BE Lavine On DECHIBER 23, io7t RoI, (157:

ne a .
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“CoLLaNe: HOOD AT 103 CO A.M, AND RETURN AT 6:00 P.M, Wi WOULD LIKE 70°.
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Ba ORDER 70 HAVE A SURFIoTEN iT BUSIKG PROGRAM, SUPPORT IS NEEDED,
EITHER BY GETTING A BUS DONATED OR SUPPLYING SOME FINANCIAL AID 0 ThE
PROGRAM, WITH THE URDERSTANDING WE fi ALL HAVE BY BEING PART oF “TEE LIPE~

RATION STRUCGLE AND KH OWING ME NECE SSITY OF THE BUSING PROGRAM, WE NOPE

THAT YOUR ORGANTZATION WILL COOPERATE. WITH THE PROGRAM AND ASSIST Us WITH
TNPLESERETIg A  SUCCHSSPUL, BUSING PROGRAM,

ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY HAS OPENED IT'S SECOND “BREAKFAST CENTER". ‘TEE
FEWEST CENTER IS LOCATED AT 4157 COLLINGNCOD BETWEEN SECOND AND Woon-
BARD, THE OPENING DATE oF THE SECOND CENTER IS APRIL 12, 1972.
THE OTHER LOCATION IS AT 2228 BEWICK
PETWEEN VEHNOR AND KERCHEVAL ON TEE
EASTSIDE, IT IS PRESENTLY SERVING
HORE THAN &5 CHILDREN EVERY SCHOOL
NORNING.

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KNY QUESTION CONCERNING ‘PME BREAKVAST PROGRAM, PLEASE PEEL PERE TO CALL
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DAY" IN THE BLACK AND OPPRESSED COMMUNITY. THE DATE SET ASIDE FOR THIS
EVEN? IS MAY 20,1972. SURVIVAL DAY IS DESIGNSD TO HELP ELIMINATE SOME
OF THE OPPRESSION IN GUR COMMUNITY. ONE OF TSE GREATEST CONCERNS OF
POOR AD OPPRESSED PEOPLE IS SURVIVAL THROUGH THE, BASIC NECESSITY oF
EATING. DURING THE SURVIVAL DAY CEREMONTES, ¥HICH ILL BE SPOMSORED BY
WHE BLACK PANTZER PARTY AMD SUPPORTED BY THE BUSINESSHEN OF THE BLACK
COMMURIDY, WE HAVE PLANNED A FREE FOOD GIVE
KEED FOR FOOD COMBINED WITH ‘THE ROLE OF THE)
RITY, WE ARE ASKING THE CONCERNED BUSINESSME
KUNITY THROUGH YOUR DONATIONS GF GOODS NECESSAR
WITH A FULL BAG OF GROCERIES.

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APRIL 22, COMRADSS GERALD CRAWFORD AND WILLIAM BLDER RSPRESENTATIVES OF
TES: PARTY, GILL COME TO TOUR PLACH OF BUSINESS TO QIVE YOU FURTHUR IN-

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3. GANHED PEAS ~ 2,050 an CALL: -

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5. RICE = 1,000 lbs.

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DE 157-3075

G. Propensity for Violence and Preparation
for .Confrontation

The BPP has a shooting range in the basement of
157 Collinexood, Detroit, which consists of cardboard and a
mattress banked against the basement wall.

4 DE T-3
October29, 1971

.

LONNIE DARDEN stays at 4200 Buena Vista, Detroit,
and keeps a shotgun in his bedroom. -

H. Arrets

Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Detroit Police
Department (PD), advised on ,februers7 2, 1972, that LONNT2
DARDEN and GERALD CRANFORD’ were stonned br offi 12 i

Precinct. DARDEN was released and CRANFORD was arrested end
charged with using and disnleving the license of another.
CRANFORD appeared in’tretit

£
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suilty, sentenced to five deys in the Detroit House of Corrections

and $50.90 fine.

On February 7. 1972, Detettive Lieutenant MC COY, sure,

advised ther VILLIT p former BPP member, was arrasted
3
eave and wes returned

Februery 7, 1972, £
1

poo LEONARD -ONCO and WALTER If ROZIER were arrested on
Fepruczy 18 2 the hland Park, Michigan, PD, for
flisord mn commection with their
so0lici h customers at a store in
connec

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rr ee te ee

. DR T-1, “7 7-5, 5° T-11 advised during March and
April, 1972, that t' .-2 is nc ~ention of veanons and no
effort to accuire arm- tums. The guns that are aveilable are
discretely “ect are 7 eteke


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DE 157-975

. Fortifications

The BPP office at 157 Collingwood, Detroit, has
metal mesh screens which can be culled down’ over the

windows at night. The front windows are barricaded with pillow

cases filled with sand.

December 3, 1971

‘There are no fortifications at the BPP officé at
2228 Bewick, Detroit. 3

DET-11.
April 24, 1972

There are no fortifications at the BPP pad at
4200 Buena Vista, Detroit. ~

. DE Td

ho _ April 24, 1972

T-14 advised on Dacember 14, 1971, that (OBEY GEORGE
er of Defense, BPP, arrived in Detroit from ~
‘land, California, on Decenber 9, 1971, spent the evening
ithe Detroit BPP and on Dec ember ‘10, 1971, proceeded to sun
Arbor, Michigan, there he snoke at the John Sinclair Freedom
4a

“Rally, University £ Michiean, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

d S=ALS comment to a small group of

”
people t nat the BPP is = Exe e food clinics and that
Sf the aies interfere hin in any way, he will open free
gun clinics and distri free suns". SEALE further comente
that "we have access she guns we want ‘and will kiil any
pig that sives us trouble "2 T-14 advised that SEALE spoke

regarding “pla ms and QrOPET Ts ef the BPP.

JOHN SIN™.AIR is chairman of the White
Panther » also known as the Rainbow -
Peoples .

The VPP tr -~ national white, hippie-oriented
revolution-<w orgenigat tion which was founded

nena: ha as ~" saamart to tha BPP,

BE
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| DE 157-3075:

'.L. Programs

1. Free Breakfast for-School Chitdren

oe The Breakfast Prosram has dropped offand they are
having trouble with funds, however. will continue to operate
the progran at all costs so they will have a reason to-collect
donetions and a program to point to.

DE T-1
November 3, 1971

The Breakfast Program is currently being held at
2228 Bewick, Detroit, Michisar

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po m . November 17, 1972
I : .
Bg The following is a summary of the number of children
lattending the veakfast Prosram from November, 1971 through
April, 1972, by DE T-1, DE T-3, and DE T-5:
Month , Children
i November 15-20
. December . 20
d ; January 60
i |: February . 50-75
“4 | March -50
| April : 35-40

2. Free Lunch Prosees

meet -

The Lunch Proere has been cut due to lack of
funds

or DE T-3
_November 3, 1971

3. Free-Bussin~ Progren

in the planning stage

A Meena Prenat © Pine verte is

| . ; ODE T+8
a . November 14, 1971

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DE 157-3075

- On December 27, 1971, DUANE SHOALES “Administrative
Assistant to the Warden, State Prison of Southern Michigen, at
Jackson, Michigan, advised that tuo busses arrived at the orison
from Detroit on Necember 23, 1971, bringing relativas to visit
inmates. ‘ir. SHOALES advised that he Later learned that the
busses were sponsored by the Detroit BPP.

The BPP is attempting to sponsor two bus trips to
"Jackson Prison per. month E£or relatives of inmates.’ One bus
has been sent thus far in March. me

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DE T=1
March 21, 1972

The Detroit BPP sponsored a bus to Jackson Prison on
‘Easter Sunday, April 2,1972.
‘ .
oe . DE Te-1
- “+ . ~ April 3, 1972

ji : 4. Free Food Progran
P ° The BPP is planning to give away 1000 bags of food
;, Sometinie in the next month or tvo.
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N DE T-1

March 21, 1972
The BPP is attempting to collect donations Eo
./money to pay for groceries to be given avwey in the Fre
‘Program.

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DE T-1
April 3, 1972

FNS eT te

5. Youth Cadre

oR

; On April 12, 1°77, a oretext call was made by a
; Special /cant of the PRE he the East Side Office-6£F the Detroit
D- BPP, 2228 Bavick, ntroit, ond GERALD CRANFORD“provided the
following information:
-, A prosre Aasiornted as the Youth Cadre has recently

been initiated Eo tocch children black historv, the tradition of
the black neovle, black dignity and respect, and to analyze things
' for thanes so...

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- CRAWFORD advised that this is an educational
program given to all the children who attend the Breakfas

Program and is not militant in nature... He advised thet this
program is operated only at the East Side Office br those who
operate the Breakfast Program. .
Lb
. Prior to the Breakfast Program, GERALD cnanwoa“otae
an indoctrination class, which is primarily a question and

a
answer session. Most of the discussion seems to s9 ger the
heads of the chi

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dren who are too young to understand.

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DE T-2
April 12, 1972

reams and Policies

“wood, Detroit, Pe October 24, 1971. The class was “Led by
‘EDGAR ROBINS Sai and consisted of _reyktwing the “Red Bool".
KENNETH HORSTON and LONNIE DARDENY leaders of the Detroit
uChapter, were present:

1 . i

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ON ere Oe . . * : -

October 26, i971"

Political education classes are no Longer
;regularly held on Sundays. The classes are now held at
jrandom durins the week as the BPP is currently more concerned
with the survival ef its members rather than the commmity.

Se

DE T+3
November 3, 1971

| KENNETH HORSTON, Leader of the Detroit BPP, currently

in BPP National Headouartors, Onklend, California, acvised

Detroit to set involved in the OCRaeen. stay away from ideo

1
pdebates, and trv to brine ae church people around to their
thinking. :

Se PReRe ae wre Se Te oR

DE T-6
~. a, ‘ January 2, 1972

_

NX. -Factionclisn

LOUIS TOLCERT JOBLSON, a member of the BPP - Newton

Fact? on ame wth ore a Ngee eas the BPP - Cleaver Faction, ;
annonsar . . “oan October 18, B71 ' cared
cnarce o! . . a : on in an autoemooile, for waich

they ‘were ccviorted ie: ether nylon to the Newton-Cleaver split
HOLT and hie cocentcvec ent o- cna side of the courtroom whil
JOWNSON ant Ue cnase tes on 0 the other, not communicatin

vith anch oho .
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KENNETH HORSTON, leader, Detroit BPP, has started
wearing very expensive clothes and -has recently acquired a
diamond ring.

DE T-2
November 1, 1971

KENNETH HORSTON was involved in an automoHle
accident in Highland Park, Michigan. *

DE T-1
November 17, 1971

!

On December 3, 1971, KENNETH HORSTON was observed

‘selling "The Black Panther” newspaper at the corner of Voodward

and State, Detroit, Michigan, by a Special Agent of the FBI.

KENNETH HORSTON was involved in a traffic accident
on November 8, 1971, did not disnlay a driver's license md
weft the scene without further identifving himself. Source
jadvised on Januery 5, 1972, that a traffic warrant has been
ssuediand he will be arrested should he appear in the Detroit
iarea. : a

ry

. DE T-13
‘ WNovember 15, 1971

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

a Reply, Please Refer ‘0 Detroit, Michian
File No. e 2 1 aa

May ll,

.

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY .

Character EXTREMIST MATTERS
.
Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
; . as above..
# " , 411 sources (éxcept any listed below) whose identities

i are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
information in the past.

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AK FEDERA. @JREAU OF IN\ @ IGATION

DATE I INVESTIGATIVE PERIGO

1/26/71 7/2/70 - 1/4/71

SORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN

/ DETRCIT SAN FRANCISCO
REPORT MADE BY

ATLE oe
BACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) | SA DONALD Vv. RITENOUR, JR.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT [CHARACTER OF CASE
FASCISM (NCCF)
DETROIT DIVISION RM

Detroit report of SA DONALD V. RITENOUR,
7/29/70. .

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LEADS
v DETROIT .

Ny
AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Will follow and report activities,of the Detroit
NCCF on a semiannual basis.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED i] NONE CASE Was BEEN:
SAVINGS | recoveries LS
PENOING OVER ONE YEAR [_]vF;
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER SIX MONTHS Dy:e-
APPROVED ey 4 see Ase | DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
COPIES MADE: ro a a) ‘/ = PAS
eon ~ Ne (105-165706-—Sub L5y cal l= b x7: OG a er Sti f
MIG, Detroit (RM) ro
i - NIS, Chicago (RE) ene een Cm LA.
1 — OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM) ~
1 ~ Secret Service, Detroit (R¥) @ FEBS 1971 c¥-183
- LAT bess
1 - USA, Detroit (RM) ; . 2
2 - San Francisco (157-1264) (RM) i oc =
2- Detroit (157-3075)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations

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DE 157-3075

ADMINISTRATIVE _

All persons mentioned in this report as being
: connected with the NCCF, who reside in the Detroit Division,
are listed on the SI or are currently, under investigation.

This report is classified confidential to protect
sources whose identity, if made known, would be prejudicial
to the internal security of the U.S.

”

INFORMANTS

Identity of Source

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DE T~3 is ?-

Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM Mc LOX e rs re
security section, ~~ Qo,
Inteliigence Division |
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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Report of: SA DONALD V.. RITENOUR, JR. Offices Detroit, Michigan
Date: 1/26/71

Field Office File #: 157-3075 . "Bureau File # 105~165706 Sub 15
Title: BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)

NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (CCF)

DETROIT DIVISION

; Choracter: RACIAL MATTERS

Synopsis: The Ministry of Information for the Detroit NCCF
is located at 613 Continental, Detroit. Branch
Community Information Center offices ara located
at 611 Continental, Detroit, 3595 17th St., and
2009 Albert, Flint, Mich. Detroit continues to
operate ynder the direction and guidance of BPP-
natione. _Vaeadquarters, Oakland, Calif, who sent .
KENNET HORSTON to take charge of the Detroit NCCF.
Detroit continues to have financial difficulties.

Sales of "The Black Panther" newspaper - are. down ‘and
Detroit has been receiving fewer copies lately.
Detroit has also been distributing a number-of its

‘ own leaflets. Detroit has been operatihg free
breakfast programs and recently initiated a free
clotting program. Representatives of the Detroit
NCCF went to both the BFP Convention at Philadelphia
and the one in Washington, D.C. NCCF members
were involved in shooting at a TV news car and
two Detroit Police Officers. Detroit continues to
maintain weapors ‘ :

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ORGANIZATIONAL AND OPERATIONAL DATA seccccecvcove

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Location of Detroit NCCF: Headquarters .
and Branches Coe e reece cc ccrrr occ cecnaeeccee

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Officers and Members o eles cece ce cececccoscecs
FUNGS covccccesccccevecvccceessecessesesevees
Connection with BPP. National Headquarters ...
Contact with Other BPP and NCCF Chapters ....
Publications Le ccccceccccccccccasccscceceuess

1. Distribution of "The Black Panther"
Newspaper eee eeer were eecreesnevresresereeses

2. Local Publications cwscccesccvcccscerncce
Locally Stated Aims and Policy .eccccesecceee

Propensity to Violence and Preparation
for Confrontation @eeeesetBoeaesesenoeoeose teen eveaeeeeaeesce

ALLESES cececcvccccenececesescsceseevecsseser
Weapons Coe cemeereseresevesevesscnnsesscccses
Meetings and Rallies crccccacescccccrcccccces
Programs of Detroit NCCF os cece ecenenseneeees
1. Free Breakfast for School Children ......
2 Free Lunch Program cosecsccereteccccsscce

3. Free Clothing Program

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I. ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONAL DATA

A Gharacterization of the Black Panther:
Party (BPP) is contained: inthe appendix
pages attached hereto.

A. Location of Detroit NCCF Headquarters and
Branches

The Detroit National Committee to Combat Fascism
(NCCF), organizing branch of the BPP, is going to operate
three centers in Detroit, 2219 Indiandale, which will be
Community Information Center’ (CIC) Number One, 7708-12 Mack
Avenue, CIC Number Two, and 12847 14th Street, which will
be the Ministry of Information.

DE T-1

July 15, 1970
" The Detroit NCCF is ; currently operating the above
three locations.

DE T-1
August 21, 1970

The Detroit NCCF moved from 7708-12 Mack Avenue
and 2219 Indiandale Streets, Detroit, to 3376 16th Street
on October 15 and 16, 1970, respectively.

DE T-1
. October, 1970

The Detroit NCCF has opened a branch in Flint,
Michigant \at 2009 Albert Street, which is headed by) RAYE .
THEODORB-ROBERTSON.

DE T-26
November 12, 1970

The Detroit NCCF is to move into 611-13 Continental,
Detroit, Michigan, on November 24, 1970.

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. . November 23, 1970

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The 613 Continental, Detroit, location is the
Ministry of Information for the Detroit NCCF.

= The 611 Continental location is CIC Number One.

DE T-1
November, 1970

The NCCF opened a new office at 3595 17th Street,
Detroit, which has been designated CIC Number Two,
DE T-1
December, 1970

B. Officers and Members

OLIVERMC CLURE, III, also known as Malik, is
‘in charge of the Detroit NCCF and the Ministry of Information,
12847 14th Street, Detroit, Michigan.

CHARLE OLT is second in command of the Detroit
NCCF and is in charge of CIC Number Two, 7708-12 Mack Avenue,
Detroit. .

MICHAEL movie ot, we BPP, California, is currently
in charge of CIC Number” One, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit.
‘ DE Tl

July 15, 1970

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LORENE-BANKS is the only member of the Detroit
NCCF who ‘is currently receiving any type of welfare assistance,
she receives Aid to Dependent Children.

“DE T-1 .
August 26, 1970

OLIVER MC CLURE is no longer leader of the Detroit

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NCCF.

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a . ; September 9, 1970
BRENDA-JACKSON, member Detroit NCCF, had a baby

girl, fathered by Malik (OLIVER MC CLURE), former leader of
the Detroit NCCF. .

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MICHAEL DENNIS HILL, BPP, ‘California, is now
leader of the Detroit NCCF; OLIVER MC CLURE having been
purged. CHARLES HOLT is second in cowsand and LQENE
: BANKS is financial secretary. EDGAR ROBINSON is distribution
manager for "The Black Panther" newspaper, and RONALD SMITH
is in charge of the Free Clothing Program.

WAYNE THEODORE ROBSRTSCN is in charge of the
- NCCF branch at Flint, Michigan.

DE T-1 -
November, 1970

KENNETH HORSTON BPP, San Prenci sco. is the present ..
leader of the Detroit NCCF as MICEAEL DENNIS HILL, former
leader, left the area because he was aftreid of being implicated
in the shooting of two Detroit Police Officers on October
24, 1970.

RONALD SMITH is in charge of the Free Clothing
Program.

EDGAR ROBINSON is in charge of distribution of
"The Black Panther" newspaper. .

RONNIE IRWIN is in charge of the NCCF office at
3595 17th Street, Detroit, and resides at this location.
LAF
: TONY NORMAN is officer of the day at 3595 17th
Street, Detroit, and resides at this location.
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LARRY - “Sowsny is officer of the day at 611
Continental, Detroity and resides at this location.

DORTHEA/SMITH is in charge of communicaticns.
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ALICE-RAYFORD is in charge of finances.

LORENE BANKS, who is now living at 611 Continental,
is in charge of the Breakfast Program.

WAYNE THNODORE ROBERTSON is in charge of the
Flint Branch of the Detroit NCCF. . .
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C. Funds

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Gestetner (phonetic) Corporation, from whom the
NCCF purchased printing equipment, have threatened to obtain
a court order to confiscate the equipment because it has

not been paid for.

DE T-1
July 17, 1970

OLIVER MC CLURE, leader ‘Of the Detroit. NCCF , who
is ‘currently in San Francisco, contacted Detroit on August
5, 1970, requesting that he be sent $100,00 plane fare in
order for him to return to Detroit as the NCCF is broke
after putting up the money for HUEY P. NEVWTON's bond.

DE T-1
August: 5, 1970

As of August 7, 1970, the Detroit NCCF owed
National Headquarters about $3,000.00 for'The Black Panther"
newspaper.

DE. T-1__
August 7, 1970

The Detroit NCCF held a picnic at Belle Isle
Park, August 30, 1970, but the turnout was poor and the
NCCF lost about $200.00.

. DE T-1
August 31, 1970

The Detroit NCCF receives most of its funds
through sale of "The Black Panther" newspaper, They also
acquire some money through donations and raids on dope
houses. Most'of the NCCF meney is spent for payment of the

‘newspapers, for food, and housing for the NCCF members. The

telephone, when they can afford to pay for it, is also a
heavy drain on NCCF finances.

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The Detroit NCCF did not pay any bills in
September, 1970, and put up $1,000.00 to get CHARLES HOLT,
second in command, Detroit NCCF, out of jail.

DE T-1
October 14, 1970

During three speaking engagements on November
-16 and 17, 1970, by HUEY P. NEWTON, Minister of Defense,
BPP, $7,300.00 was collected. This money was supposedly
for the defense fund for the Detroit 16, however, NEWTON kept
it all, leaving the NCC¥F no benefit from his appearance.

DE T-1
November, 1970

The rent for 613 Continental is $75.00 per month
and 611 Continental is $85.00 per month.

The Detroit NCCF has not been selling quite half
of the papers they have been receiving and consequently are
not making enough to pay the paper bill.

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November, 1970 —

D. Connection with BPP National Headquarters

OLIVER MC CLURE, leader, Detroit NCCF, left
Detroit Metropolitan Airport, August 3, 1970, en route BPP
. San Francisco, where he plans to confer with BPP leaders
regarding Detroit’s receipt of "The Black Panther" newspaper.

DE T-l
August 4,° 1970

OLIVER MC CLURE departed San Francisco on United
Airlines Flight 86 to arrive in Detroit at 7:15 p.em, August
8, 1970.

SF T-16
August 8, 1970

‘ DAVID HILLIARD, BPP. Chief of Staff, instructed
THOMAS JOLLY, BPP, New York, to take Malik (OLIVER MC CLURE)
out of the leadership position of the Detroit NCCF, which

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JOLLY did when he and MC CLURE were at the BPP Constitutional
Convention at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 5 to
7, 1970.

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September 9, 1970

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On October 5, 1970, LINDA“WARNSLEY, Detroit NCCF,
requested instructions from National Headquarters, San
Francisco, regarding the setting up of a medical cadre.
SFT16 —
October 5, 1970

AN
On October 17, 1970, CHARLES HOLT, second in
command, Detroit NCCF, sent a report to JUNE HILLIARD,
Assistant Chief of Staff, BPP, that the NCCF had moved out
of 7708 Mack Avenue, and into the community as he had ~
directed.

SF T-16
October 17, 1970

HUEY NEWTON, Minister of Defense for the BPP,
is scheduled to arrive in Detroit on November 16, 1970,
along with his secretary, CONNIE MATTHEWS, and DAVID HILLIARD,
BPP Chief of Staff. NEWTON will speak at three universities
in the Detroit area to raise funds for the- Detroit 16.

DE Tl
Hovember 15, 1970

THOMAS JOLLY, BPP, New York, left Detroit at
10:30 p.m., December 16, 1970, and is scheduled to arrive
at San Francisco at 12:30 a.m, December 17, 1970.
, SF T-22
“December 16, 1970

KENNETH HORSTON, BPP, San Francisco, returned from
California to Detroit on December 23, 1980, he is currently
in charge of. the Detroit NCCF.

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E. Contact with Other BEP and NCCF Chapters

OLIVER MC CLURE and CHARLES HOLT, leaders of
the Detroit NCCF, left Detroit for the weekly meeting at
. BPP, New York, at 8:00 p.m, July 25, 1970.

DE T-1
po Lae July 25, 1970

on/fAugust 13, 1970, HMICHAZL D. HILL, Detroit NCCF,
took SELIN Xx JACKSON, former BPP member, from Detroit ta
Kennedy Airport, New, York, from where they were to drive to
New Haven. JACKSON is to try and discredit a witness in
the ALEX RACKLEY murder trial, New Haven.

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August 14, 1970

OLIVER HC CLURE, leader Detroit NCCF, flew from
Detroit to New York on August 28, 1970, leaving about
6:00 p.m

The Detroit NCCF attempted to obtain a speaker
from the Chicago BPP for a picnic at Belle Isle Park that
Detroit was planning fa August 30, 1970.

CG T~6
August 26, 1970

Three busses left the Detroit NCCF, 2219 Indiandale,
. along with two cars about 3:CO p.m., September 4, 1970,
apparently en route to the BPP Convention, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. ;

DE T-3
September 4, 1970

THOMAS JOLLY, BEF, New York, arrived in Detroit
the weekend of September 13, 1970, and returned to New York
the morning o£ September 13, 1970, with MICHAEL D. HILL,
Detroit, NCCr, for the regular Sunday meeting at the East
Coast Ministry of the BPP in New York, OLIVER MC CLURE, ;
Detroit NccF, left Detroit about 5:00 p.m., September 13, ae
1970, en route New York to appear at the mebting of the ——
‘East Coast Ministry in an attempt to regain his leadership»
of the Detroit NCCF.

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JOHN HENRY BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia, is scheduled

to fly from Detroit to New York via United Airlines Flight
602 on September 20, 1970, at 11:27 a.m.

DE T=21 ;
September 20, 1970

On September 27, 1970, MICHAEL D. HILL, leader
Detroit NCCF, made reservations to leave Detroit on S¢ptem-=
ber 27, 1970, vikq United Airlines Flight 602 arriving New
York 11:27 a.m., and reservations .on United Airlines Flight
| 623 leaving La Guarda 6:30 p.m., arriving Detroit 7:15 p.m.
f ~Sapes

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py er September 27, 1970
ZAYED SHAKUR, BPP, New York, flew to Detroit the -
evening of October 6, 1°70, and will be returning to New
_ York October 7, 1970. ;

mH T-1

October 7, 1970

MICHAEL D. HILL, leader, Detroit NCCF, returned
from a meeting with the BPP New York on October 12, 1970.

DE’ T~1
October 14, 1970

ZAYED SHAKUR, BPP Mew York and JOHN HENRY BOWMAN,

BPP Philadelphia, came to Detroit to join with MICHAEL D.
HILL, leader Detroit NCCE, on October 6, 1970, to record

a television show for "Black Talk", a weekly television show
which appears on Channel 7, Detroit, every Sunday at 3:00
p.em., with issues of interest to the black community. This
show was televised on October 18, 1970, and participants
primarily discussed and expressed their versions of the raids
- on BPP Offices in Philadelphia and New Orleans.

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October 19, 1970

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BEVERLIN OWELL, financial secretary, Illinois

Chapter BPP, arrived in Detroit on November 15, 1970, where

she conferred with CHARLES HOLT, second in comnand, Detroit

nccr® regarding the possibility of borrowing busses for the

use of Chicago in going to the Constitutional Convention

in Washington, D.C., however, none were available,

DE T-1
November 20, 1970

JOHN BENRY BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia, arrived in
Detroit, Friday, December 11, 1970, and left Sunday, December
13, 1970, returning to Philadelphia. He apparently came to
Detroit to see LINDA WARNSLEY, one of the Detroit 16 recently |
released from jail as he did not do anything else while in
Detroit. ‘

DE T-1
December 14, 1970

F. Publications
1. Distribution of "The Black Panther" newspaper
The following copies of "The Black Panther"

newspaper were received by the Detroit NCCF from National
Distribution, 1336 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, California:

Number Issue date

10,000 sully 4, 1970 .

7,000 . , July 11, 1970

7,000 ° July 18, 1970

12,000 July 25, 1970
DE T-1

July 20, 1970

NCCF members are required to sell 150 copies of
“the Black Panther" each day.

~ DE T-1_
August 6,>+1970

The newspapers dated August 1, 1970, were refused
. by the NCCF in view of the fact that the airline was unable .
to locate them until it was time for the NCCF to pick up
the papers dated August 6, 1970, -

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9,600 August 6, 1970
15,000 August 14, 1970
10,000 August 24, 1970
15,000 August 29, 1970

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August, 1970

The Detroit NCCP did not pay their newspaper
bill during September, 1970.

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| Number . Issue Date ~
4, 200 . October 3, 1970
3,000 ‘October 10, 1970
4,000 4 October 17, 1970
5,000 October 24, 1970
20,000 ; October 31, 1970
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October, 1970
13,000 “November 7, 1970
15,000 November 14, 1970
14,000 November 21, 1970
14,000 November 28, 1970
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November, 1970
Nene , December 5, 1970
2,400 December 12, 1970
2,000 December 19, 1970
7,400 December 26, 1970
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2. Local Publications

The following articles were published by the
Detroit NCCF:

"Fascist Pigs of Highland Park"

"Free People's Picnic"

“Why Should We Re-write the Constitution of the U.S.?"
"Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention"
"Press Release"

"Press Statement"

"Registration Form - Revolutionary People's Plenary
Session" ;

“That's Why I'il Die"

Article on Self-Defense Groups

"Essays From the Minister of Defense, Huey Wewton"
“Pree Revolutionary Movie"

"Support the Childrens Free Breakfast Program"
"Donate and Support the Children's Free Breakfast"
"Free Busing to Prison Program"

“Organizing Self-Defense Groups"

"Press Release"

Letter regarding the Free Breakfast Program
"Organizing Se1£-Defense Groups, Part 3" .

/ "Free the Detroit Panthers" .

"The Prisons and Jails are Filled with Political

Prisoners"

"Fund Raising Rally"

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Newspaper article from "The Black Panther"

; titled "Out With the Old Fascists, in

- _ with the New". :

"Revolutionary Peoples Constitutional Convention"

"Black Policemen" '

"Community sews" . -

"At This time We Must Not Fail Angela"

"Pree the Detroit 16" .

Poem regarding President Nixon

The above leaflets were furnished July, 1970

through December, 1970, by DE T-1, DE T-3, DE T~23, and
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Jerome Lawlah was shot and killed on’ duly 10 by. this racist owner of the

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Kozy Korner Bar’ in Highland Park. This brother was killed in cole blood because,
he was black. The racist bar owner was taken down to the pig station’ where he

Was charged with first degree nurder which was later dropped to 2nd | Pe,

degree murder. The brothers and sisters in Highland Park couldn't relate to this”

turder of this brother and nothing seing done about “ite The brothers and sisters
had protested at the bar. The peovle of Highland Park were witnesses tothe un.

justful laws “used by the pists for. their unjust ect.” Saturday evening tae var.

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was burned down. This was an open opportunity for the pig Fayor. of. Highland | Par PH.

Blackwell to call in the gestavo pig force into “the Commund ty These pigs Were.

carrying weapons in our community that ere use din coubat in Vietnam. There, was,

an illegei curfew put on in Hishland Park by this pig Hayor to try to control,
the tension of the Co cmmunity. This low-lifed pis Mayor had the nerve enough to
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sake a statement saying that the peovle of ihe comrsmity goto their hemes and

det the local pig force devariment handle ‘the problems. These pig's came in the

comaunity with biocd in their eyes and the power of the gun. The inhutan pig's

Bho call theiselves protectors of Liberty, are nothing but facists outlaws who
patrol our comauns vy Looking Zor trothers ana sisters to rip ‘off in the name of

jaw and order.

About 1590 bloods were arrested on trumped up charges. Tne brothers and sisters

were told to get off the streets or be shot. Ve as Black People must r side we

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| Government is tHe largest facist force there is. And the Black Panther Party is

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” the community of Highland Park. They were beaten and kidnapped off the streets

” to try and destroy the Party. But the Black Panther Party is strong. It is strong

‘Black Panther Party is relating the real, deal’ about this foul system. How these.

Highland Park is tl ame community where little Da ge Sinith was shot down .

by these racist pigs. trAlPopre of this community 8 are x to stand still

and-see another little Danny Smith get shot down. . . w rn 7
Some of the brothers and sisters who are members of the. N.C.C.F. were victims

of pig harrassment. these vrothers and sisters were relating to the people in

of Babylon. this is the plot and plan of the facists to try to exterminate the

Black Panther Party. The pig's are openly ‘making statements on radio and T.V.

because it's ‘the peoples party. After the statement was made by Pig Ma layor Black-

well, J. Hog-Head Hoover made a statement about the Black Panther Party being the

most dangerous and violent organization.in. the country. This pig imows that the .

pig -forces are carrying out the orders of fascism against the American People in,

general and Black People in particular. . J..Hog Head Hoover knows he is a pig

and a pig is'a pig is a pig. Right Ont! nr’
The lying politicians runs this cold game on the people that ‘the U. 8. Govern

ment is existing for the benefit of the people. Tne real deal is that the U.S.-

hip to the game these low-lifed pigs are trying to run down. So there is no way

out for these pigs. , Sete. ,

SEIZE THE TIME..BEFORE TIME SEIZES YOU
ALL POWER FO THs PHOPLE
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ideals enshrined within it. When

U.S.A. dcery not ond never protected our people or

guaranteed to us those lefty the Constitution was

first acopted vie wore held as slaves. We were helé in slavery under tho

constitution.

' We have suffered every form of indignity and imzosition under the Constitution, fram

H ecomic exploitation, political subjugstion to physicel

that there is

extermination.

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, We need no 7 urther evidence ywrong with the Constitution
' -of the United States of America. Ve have had our Euren Rights denied and violated ner-
a. As

neither the Zqual Protection of the levs nor Due Process of law.

& people, we have rec—

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etugliy under this Constitutien-- *orhmndredés of year
eived Shere Human :
being daily violated there is denial of Due Process cf Lew end there is no
“he Constitution of the United States
Rights, nor our Social Rights. It
Boman Right, the right to LIVE! .

pigs here in fascist Amzrica are using their power to repress the masses of

Eights are

Pauel Protection of the Lew. soxvs not guarantee

and protect our Economic Rights, or our Political &

does not even guarentee snd protect ‘our most basic

poor oppressed people. The oppressor makes the Isws and then turns these

Vane en
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‘the maosen of SPPTIGIIG Pecyace
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the “euthority to impose curfews, on June 12,1970 Kayor Blackwell

authorized izmosing of curfew by RSOLEG,

eyer goes not have

at these unanthocize

: of Highland Par’ ed curfers, in
this illegal curfew.

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imposed another of which black people

were beoten, gused, ‘shot, ¢ errested , for Violation, of

dune 28,1970 Red, Lavronce White, and Michael Arde

fired upon, arrestedy end incarcerated by the Detreit Police Department, and heid for

75,0C0 dollars renson aplece . Thess brothers are in Jail today because they chose

i . to cefend themselves when attacked, rather than accepting their own aurder in, the
nene of so-ca’ dea lew and oxdéer,-
June 17, 1970 Hrs. He Clure ane her two sonS Melix and, William Mc Clure, and
Zoumy ward were for no other vr: .than geéneral harassment stopred,“harassea

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convened by the Americen pedble, to write a new Constitut tion that will guarentee and

deliver to every American Citizen the inviolable Humin Right to Life, Liberty, and

the Pursuit of Happiness! :

ALL POWER {6 THE PEOPLE

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' - REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE .
CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERE NCE

1.‘ Revolutionary Peoples Planning Sessicn, August 8! and 9%, Weshington D.C. The,
purpose of this session is to construct, and organize the plenary session and to
pool resources for the event.
Ae Establishing machinery to provide ‘for the following:
1. A place for the plenary session in Philadelphia.
2. Housing transportation, and food.
Be Communications.
- 4, Information. oo : . ad
5. Funes. © a . oo so
3. Inplenentetion of Constitutional Cenvention Information Center ( to be helé on
national levels) Tentatively the role of the Constitutional Convention Information
Center will be to organize and educate around the plenary sessicn 2nd the Revolu-
tionary Peoples Constitutional Convention. This wilt include the Gistribution of in-
. formation end the coordination of efforts to get yveople to. come to the plenary
session and the Constitutional Convention. _ ., :
2. Revolutionary People's Plenary SeSsion (Sept. 5-7, 1970); :
The purpose of the Kevolutionary Peoples Ficucsy Sesoich 16 to bring 222 yre-
gressive forces together for the Revolutionary’ : . .
Peoples Constitutional Convention, jay the tases ahd organize the structure for a
Revolutionary: Peoples Constitutional Conventicn, which will convene on November
4, 1970, at a plece to be announced in the near future. -
The plenary session will be the first step towards 4 constitution that will

guarantee us the right to life, Lavert ty, and the persuit of happiness; a consitution
that has respect for the people, a constitution that serves the people instead of a
sonstitution that serves the rvling class.

i ’ The plenary session will lay the groundwork for a true people's constitution.
‘& constitution that tekes into acccunt the ethnic and pluralistic nature of this
" soedety, and that guerantees proportional representation to all of its people in a
"society free of the exploitation of man by man. _
“Be the Revolutionary People's Ccnstituticnal Convention will be on November 4,70.
i The lecation agenda, in particular, for the Kev volutionary People's Constitutional

_vonvention will be decided at the plenary session.

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The locations of .- Revolutionary People's Planning Session, August 8% and 9%

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, in Washington, D.C., and the revciutionary Pecples Plenary Session, September 5-7, °

2 will be given in later Progress Keportss : . . °

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FRESS RELEASE

Gi JULY 15, 1970 FBI CHIEY J. LDGAR HOOVER ISSUED A STATEMENT CALLING THE
=-P.P. THE GREATEST THREAT TO THE NATIQNAL SECURITY OF AMERICA; IN THE HISTORY
CP THE NATION DAYS AFTER THIS STATEMENT MEMBERS OF 48 DETROIT POLICE DEPART-
. VENT VICIOUSLY ATTACKED THREE MEMBERS OF THE N.C.C.F. HERE.
MALIK AND WILLIAM McCLURE AND TOMMY WARD WERE HELPING 10 PAINT TRE HOME
. OF HBS. EARLENE NcCLURE (MOTHER OF HALIK AND WILLIAM). WHEN THEY RAN OUT OF
PAINT MALIK AND WILLIAM VOLUNTEERSD 10 GET MORE. THEY WERE THREE DCORS FROM
TEE HOUSE VHEN 50 STORMTROOPERS STOPPED THEM AND DEMANDED A CAR REGISTRATION.
WHEI THIS WAS PRODUCED THEY COMPLAINED THAT IT WAS UNCLEAR AND SAID THAT THE
SCTHERS WERE LYING. THIS WAS BNOUGH FOR TREX 10 HAND CUFF THE BROTHERS. “”
THE TWO BROTHERS TRYED TO CLARIFY THE ISSUE, AND WERE HIT IN THE HEAD
SITR GUNS AND CLUBS. BY THIS TIME MRS. McCLURE AND TOMMY HAD COME CUT OF THE
HOUSE. WHEN TOMMY GAME OUT ON THE PORCH, THE RACIST DOGS TURNED CN HIM. MRS.”
HoCLURE WAS ATTACKED WHEN SHE WENT OVER TO FIND OUT WHAT KAS HAPPENING 70.
HER SONS.
MRS. McCLURE, MALIK, ICMMY AND WILLIAM PROTNCTED THEMSELVES AS BEST THEY
COULD BUT ALL WERE BRUTALLY BEATEN. MALIK SUEFERED SEVERE HEAD WOUNDS, INTESNAL
SLEEDING AND BRUISES OVER THE FACE AND UPPER PART OF HIS BODY. TOMMY SUFFERED
. UNUCGNCIOUSNESS, BRUISES ON THE PACE AND BRAD, HE HAS FOUR S@ICHES. WILLIAM AND
SIS MOTHER RECEIVED CUTS AND LACERATIONS.

ALL THREE BKOTHERS WERE CHARGED WITH RESISTING ARREST, AND OBSTRUCTION OF
NCUSPICE" AND RELEASED ON $500.00 BONDS. WE RECOGNIZE THIS MOST RECENT ACT OF
= ‘ALTTY AS AN INTRICATE PART OF THE PREPLANNED ATTENPT {TO DESTROY TES ELACK
[HER PARTY AND T4S ORGANIZATIONAL BUREAUS. FRED HAMPTON SAUD IN 1969, ‘THAT
YOU Cali KILL A REVOLUTIONARY BUT, YOU CAN'? KILL THE REVOLUTION. WE WILL co
TINUE TO RESIST THE GENOCIDAL POLICYS OF THIS CORRUPT SYST=M. WE WILL KOT STOP
:EADING HUNGRY CHILDREN OR PROVIDING CLOTHING FOR OUR PEOPLE. THE MURDERES oF
AHERICA KNOW THAT WE ARE TRYING TO ESYASLISH A FREE MEDICAL CLINIC IN DETROIT
AND THEY THINK THEY CAN STOP US WITH THEIR FOUL ACTS. OUR ANSWER TO THESE AT-
TACKS ARE THE SAME- WE WANT AN IMMEDIATE END 10 POLICE BRUTALITY AND MURDER OR
THES RACIST DOG POLICEMEN WILL FACE THE WRATH OF AN ARMED PROPLE.

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. SINCE FBI CRIEF J. EDJAR HCOVER ISSUED A STATEMENT CN JULY 15, 1970 CALLING.-
THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY SHE GREATEST TH
IN THE HISYORY OF THE UNIZED STATES, i

SECURITY OF ANERICA;
i TO LIQUIPATE THE BLACK

PANTEER PARTY BY HURDGR, JUPRISCHHENT, AND rRANE ~ UPS. .
AUGUST 1.0, 1970 TONY KOEMAN, ROBERT SHITH, ROUNLE IRVIN, DELPHINE Me RAY, ARD
TEDDY ROBERTSChH ALL MEMBERS OF THS N.C.C.F., WERKE VICLOUSLY 4TTACKED, AND PRUTALLY .

“BEATIN, BY MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT POLICE DEPARINERT. THE EXCUSE USED THIS TINE BY _
THE D.P.D. 70 SO CALLED JUSTIFY SHE ATTACK, STEMNED FROM AN! ACCUSATION MADE BY THE

OFFICER CN THE BEAT AY THE CORNERS OF STATS AND RCOLZARD, THAT LINDA LAURA: ALSO A

. MEMBER OF THE N.C.C.F. .. HaD THROGH SOME PAPER ONTC T Ey SIDEWALK. LINDA GOLD HIM‘ .
THAT SHS HAD NOT, THE CFFICER SAID "EITHER PICK UP THE PAPER OR T'LL GIVES YOU A

” -PICKED FOR LITTERING" THET
SISTER. 30 STORHTRCCFERS Ai
ROBERT, AND DELPHINS, ALONG

HE RADIOED FOR REGHFORCIMEN? AND PROCEZDED TO ARREST THE
ZED THS CALL FO ARREST ONZ SISTER. TONY, THdY, RouATE,
WITH OTHER PECELE WENT GVER TO FIND OUT JUST WUAT WAS
GOING CN, ARTER FINDING OUT THEY BEGAN TO RELATE 7O THE PEOPLE AROUND CREM OF THE
INJUSTICE TAKING ‘PLACE, THE SUORNTRCOPERS TMEDIATLY ATTACKED. Tt BEATING THEM

WITH THEIR FISTS, BILLY CLUBS, BLAGK JAGYS, £5 WUEY FELL TID DEATIN ot

TERE Tins DiaTanG Cini iia

‘HEY WERE SYCHPED aND KICKED, NEARLY URC

WSICUS. THESE BROTHERS AND SISTERS

PROTECTRD THMISELVES AS BES? THEY COULD, BUT ALL WITH THE EXCEPTION OF LIA WERE

TAKEN TO THE lst PRECINCT APTER REACRING THE Ist PRECINCT ROWIZ WAS AGATN BANDER,
ALL VIVE WERE THROWN INTO CELLS AND NOE EIFORMSD OF THETR CHARGES, TONY AND

EDDY WERE HOSPITALIZED WITE CUTS AND BRUISES, RECEIVED DURING THE BEATING, TEDDY

PECIEVED 13 STICHES TO THE HEAD AND RIGHT “HAND, TONY BAS A POSSIBLE CONCUSSION.
WE RSALIZE THAT THIS ACT OF ASSRESSICH ESATNS? THESE MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT

N.C.C.F. IS PAR? AND PARCEL CF J. EDGAR ROOVERS" PREPLANNED LIQUIDATION OF

ELACY. PANTHER PARTY BY ANY BOATS NECESSARY. THEY BELIEVE THA’ THESE ATTACKS WiLL

DISCOURAGE USE IN OUR RUGGLES FOR LIBERATICN, BUT we WILL NO? BE DISCOURAGED. It

ONLY SHOWS NORE CLEARLY CHST CUR STRUGGLE IS duS? AND VERY NECESSARY. .
AS #7 OF TIS BLACK PANTHER FARTY PLATFCRM AND PYOGRAM STATES: "WE WANT AN

IMMEDIATE END 106 POLICE BRUTALISY AND MURDER CF BLACK PSCPLZ. :

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tions to arrive early as possible starting Friday, September 4th,
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bo THESE “ARE THE SAME TANKS THAT. OCCUPIED THE BLA CK.
“t..COMMUNITY IN DETROIT IN 1967. AND THEY ARE. THE SAME:
sac. TANKS THAT WILL ATTEMPT. TO OCCURY. THE COMMUNITY:

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Hy naie-is Michael D. and as much-as J dig-life,.as ‘much as “I want.to, be with
my family, my three children; Eric, Damon-and Oneke and everyone I-love, my mother-~ :
just everyone, “but I think that the time has come when the price for struggling age.
ainst this murderous, fascist Sovernnens and all. its repressive forces and lackey
running cogs, has to be paids tN le Tee ete eat tt. ots Rice se et
The eminence of death has been with me since ‘I joined the Black Panther Party
in September 1968, but it has never been’as strong as it is now.-It seems as though
ell that my mind is turned to new is how to-die like a man. Hy sons and ay daughter
an@ my people deserve nothing less: My ‘only regret is that I wish I would have worked
harder and been able to sce with sy own eyes, the people rising like a mighty storm
with guns--with guns fox self-cefense in their hands. 262! c.f tule fen. oF tte
“I have already tasted the fruits of socialies within ,the ranks of the Party. ‘tt
is a good taste. I have seen niggas from off the street become educated and given a
socialist consciousness. Those who once stole and Lied and cheated and robbed, and
‘pimped and sold dope to black people now sharing and: doing without to make sure hia
or her comrade had some..Niegas excepting someone elses child as their own. Nig Geass
‘who like myself, lived only for -themselves, now ready to give their nost precious

- Jewels to the people--their lives. - te feet hie ew ete Ve Te tt.
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" goday is Kagust 2, 1970. . am in the city ‘of Detroit, -oriny with the N.C.C,7.
here. A lot of us will be dead soon——very soon. The chief of Pigs in this city~-
Eurphy has conspired with the head of the F.B.I.,' J. Rdgar Hoover (Pig) to attack
and destroy the members of the H.C.C.F. here. At this very mogent the 10th precinct

>» - is and hes been for two weeks: stock piling weapons, and when I say weapons, I mean
tanks and half tracks and.all the convent: tional weapons of modern warfare to attack
what they call the "Panther Complex"-~not office but complex. They (the ‘pi gs) have
been trying hard to create an incident. First the news media comes out with a- ‘lie
that we have over 200 weapons and over 100,000 rounds of ammunition ‘at this’ office
1 alone. This statement was made & week after a minor rebellion went down ‘In an area
knowm as Highland Park where the. Mayor stated after occupying the coamunity, shoot-
ing and- ‘beating Black people—"L don"t imow why the Black Panthers want to pick on
my little city." When in actuality it was the people responding to the racist mur-
oa ders of people at. the Kozy Korner Bar. The brother was skot. after. am argument ensued,
| _because the brother san" have’ the money for a drink. “he brother was Black--the
i curderer was White--the brother was unarmed. The people! & response wag; the bar was
immediately burnt down and niggas bit the streets. The Panthers were the scapegoat.’

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then we went into the area to educate the people to the pigs tactics we were immed-
jiately arrested. .

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About four days ago the 3 people around the office ‘there on Indiandale bung’ ‘pos
ters and vhen the pigs attempted to tear them down they were run away. Then ‘the people
:, got really uptight and began saying that this is their community, and they have a
| right to do what they want to do. So they changed the street from Indiandale & Lith
‘ to Panther, Ave. and Free Red. They sang revolutionary’ songs and rapped about how they.
-, would like things to be for everybody. The following morning a pig was shot at, try-'
‘ sg to sneak up and pull down the sign. The N.C.C.F. was blamed immediately, a few -+
i; hours later a channel 50 news car was fired on in the same neighborhood, again the-
?' W.e.c.7. was blamed -- immediately the area was surrounded by pigs of the 10th pre- :
“cinct. They did this without permission from Pig Chief Murphy. They were about to
attack when, orders” cane and they were ‘instructed not to make a move because they were ,
4 not equipped to handle the situation. That they were in reality about to be ‘barbequed
because it just so happens that the people here relate to the Black Panther Party
and Bt vould be impossible to move on us “without moving on >the whole-Weet Sidé.*thatts”
why. tthe 10th Precinct right now has tanks and halt tracks and 50 cal. machine guns--.
ji to Kid niggas. That's why today August 2nd, pigs have been going door to door tell~.
, ing people where to lay in’ their house when the attack comes. They also stated that.
af they were to come ont on the street that they would be killed. a
So this is no joke, this is far in the trueet sense of the word. “This, is khe
Eighest form of politics. We want freedom——they want blood. I say they can have nine,

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ne women wost close to my heart. Jr urink no more wine with F..., o1 goat cursed out

y Lendon and Big Bob, the two niggas t learned the Host from. ce

411 because they have people that have no respect for the needs and desires of

he suss93 of people. Because they would rather “ili and oppress rather than share

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andon and Rory and countless other prisoners of war will be tacl —richt here on the
treete~~niggzas will be free and that is a fact that the reactionary pig forces

on't want to relate toe. Niggas will have the nover to determine their own ‘destiny

nd that's what I'm fighting for and that's why I'll die. © = ~ :

“MLL POWER TO PHS PROFLE
. " DEATH TO THE FASCIST PIGS! -
H.C.C.F. DEEROIT MICHIGAN -
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Bue to the brainvashing done by TV,
movies, conics ect, there are a lot of
incorrect iceas about firearms that must *‘
be cleared up. The first thing to under-
stand is, there is no piece (gun) that
covers any anc all situations. Althcush
they show rics on TY and in the nevies

willing pecnle a block avay with a: snnbs
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very practical and shouldn't even be att~
eapted unless you are an expert's expert.
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» Dillon,too many people think that if they
- | have a hand gun either pistol or revolver
that they are ready for anything. Al2
jthat is necessary to give you a differ~
‘ent perspective is to examine the arna~
ment of the pigs that cceupy our Black -’
Communities anywherd in Babylon. When
you do that you will discover that most
pig cars have at Least oné .12 gauge pump
: or automatic shotgun, one or two semi~
automatic or automatic assault rifles, one
or two bolt action rifles with a scope
zcunted for snipping purposes, and of
tourse, the pigs have strapped on az
Least one handgun either an automatic
‘gistel or a revolver. In San Francisco,
the S.F. Tactical Squad members carry two
zanéguns, their standard service revolver
alus a second handgun which is their per=
-3sonal preference; in many cases an auto~
tatic pistol. So at this time let's
2xamine these three types of weapons; the
, hotgun, the risle, and the handgun

~

sledge

»1Q Guace

: el2 GUAUGE SHOTGUN: the pigs use the
frotgun, either puzp or semi~automatic,
seaded with OO buckshot generally in
H q Zowd situeticns such as revellions. The
‘ sandard lead is nine (9) buckshot pellets
er nehell, however there is the magnum
gad of 12 pellets per shell. These magnum
soads are to be used only in nagum shot-

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ball. In the clans

: GIAUT E
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ty O71

The pigs also use slugs, 1 giant lee
the Berzeley pig dept.
had drawn up to attack Nationsl Headgua:
of the Black Panther Party, they intecd
to use slugs to knock the amour plate off
of our windews and to smock out the decors

This photogranh shows wnat slugs used by

it

Chicago pigs did to the steel plate on
the door of our office there.

There is also a
designed te be fined

tear gas shell now

Every Black home should have at laa
one .12 gauge shotgun to be ‘used to prot
the door. Use OO buckshot and. it wild fed
with any criminals trying to enter uniny
Cuban guerrilas used shotguns very succ2
fully in the revolutionary war led by Fi
Castro. They would sat uo ambushes close
to roads usually only a few feet away an
shotguns leaded with CO buck would hare
devastating efTect upon the occupants of
cars and/or trucks. ot :

“There is one thing about shotguns
that possibly can be viewed as in our fa
at this time, that is,that the barrel is.
snooth inside so it doesn't put any marks
on the pellets; therefore, the pigs csn
make an investigation based on otsetie

4

a

\
ane:

erste ern me asaniionn oes

78

Finally the age-old Ml~Garand
caliber 20-05. Very good, plenty of ty
around, neavy and accurate way ont, &
to get and plenty of ammo. around. Cr.

THE RIFLE: Tho bolt-action rifle in your pawn shors
«30-06 or .308 (7.52 Mi Nato) with a four national “geard
(4) power scope (or better} mounted,is a units have thea 7
snipping weazon. A epee piece. This: _o™
virulent (deadly) combinetion is for one The W1-30 caliber carbine? Use i
purpose, and one purpose only~to fire CUB ., for target practice and raining »
Well placed shot. So each self-defense unit
needs cnly cne such weapon at this tines. oc Assault rifles are to be used in
There is nothing else to say about that. . fire fights, more commonly known 4s
. : : outs. People waging wars of liberatio:
_ The assault rifle is. either semi- around the world also use éscanlt rif
autosatic or preferable one that can be to annihilate (wise out) their enemy’
fired either semi-automatic or fully auto- jin ambushes and in counter attacks a
matic. The limit here is that posed by the ainst fascist military cutpost.—
‘ Limit of the enemy's arsenal. Here we will - . . .
4 discuss the most cowmon seen in our HANDGUNS: ‘There are two types,
communities carried by the geétago pig semi~automatic pistols and revolvers~
. ' forces. The eer caliber .223.is tbe semi- There are co many different brancs an
“| automatic civilian model called “sperting" calibers, I will only deal with what
model of t the M-1G used in Vietnaw. The M-16 consider .to te the best choices.

fires either semi-auto or fully aute. after
the lives of many brothers were lost in
Vietnas Because the weapon was new and un-
tested, it hes now been Se~buaged and is’

~

saasky rceiiatic cun sa ton all
military HaASes Boe ¢ ) pOLLcs arn
serais. The Mb pee Sf The public
ud marke* 2ad has been replaced by the AR~ 357 Hagnun revolver mate by eit
13 180 cal ateve «2256 The AR-180 a does not Colt ar Soith & Wessen. It he ies six
. ‘appear to be as good as the AN-15. How , ehots and with srnour plercing amo i
ever, Many pig cepartmente are stocking - supposed to crack an engine block. Me

4B On then. fn pig denartments ‘nave switched or ars awit

PRES rarer 2
(ata aes min, from 33 special to .357. There was an in

fy mM iM "gent where a brother was defending hinge
: . against a pig and fired at!the pig with
Another very good assault rifle is special. The bullet hit the pig's badge

the M-14 caliver 762M Nato (2708 in was deflected. Had the brother been using
Zaglish). This is a very good weapon al- 2357 magnun that would have been ene bar-—
though it has been replaced by the Ligh~ que pig. ao

4 ter M-16 in the fascist military. Most .

: national guard units, at least here in. : ‘ .

California, are equipped with the H-14.
Checx your local Nationel Guard, availa~
bility. ' Cot

The Tneupson Sub-Kachine gun if in M4
good worging oxder a very reliable in 4
| 445 ACP caliber. It fires cither semi or Be Hl

Sully auto. One revarding fe ¢ CUES :
fully ou ow Oe reverting 4 the wks at Qt sutonstic pistol. Although pistol
autozatic pistel cutting down on the a4 are called ‘automatic! they ‘really are cen
variety of amiumition necessary for you automatic. the trigger ae to be pressed £
Abana Peete eee - ~ OD Les. every shot. T reanumerd tha Prewing Cin

SO eae ad

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, If you out one in the vnanber that means 1h i . a wae ot wot

Tnere also seems to be a lot of these avail- D.C. . :
able in the streets. Check with your local Lt oo RS
Street merchants. . ao ; : toon,

e e

ghots available. If you're up against some- {

oue with a 6 shot revolver, they will have ii
to reload 2 times and you've still got two .
shots left. You can also purchase a 21 shot

ragazine. That's a lot‘of fire power fora
handgun.

“Byven if you have the finest self-d
weapons they are no better than clubs il
you don't know how to use them. By the ;
- token if you practice, it is possible t
good enough to kill elephants with a -
However with ezcugh practice with the a]
mentioned weanons arid being armed ideol
“eically with the invincible thought of ¢
Black Panther Party, it is possible lik
the Panthers who were attacked in Los A
in December to be a match for one hundr

4 att je

045 Automatic pistol. This ‘is still the _
sideam issued to the U.S. fascist military - se
troops. They also can_be purchased in stores. COUNTER ATTACK

~

oo

aaa “ oe Only by UY
Suze power, WiReuT raking up ering
eannot atten powon .. Ln order fo gated,
power we should wage an érmad struggle;

fr is impossible to setae power by Playing

elactions, ’ = .

ot _ ARM YOURSELF OR rn
er HARM YOURSELF" a sets Spe

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t 4g ody ty On i - i


; a  &

Led
S$ PROM .
QEH PTHISTIR OF DS
HUSY TngvTow
Cr Si
HANDLE
fhe VYancuard Party suct provide Lecdershiv for i
te2ch the correct _strntegic nethods of wrolonzed res
' erature es. If the ectivities of the 3 rey ¢ ore
the veople, the peovle will follct: the exennle. This is the
of the party. This kmowledce will probe» ned sscon
masses just as the sbove mentioned E ndivestly.
le learn that it is no longer adyantace them to resist
into tae streets in leree UME TS : hey see whe ereneegs in
aetivities of the suerrille warfare nest vy will oLlow th
exemole,
a ut first they must respect the varty which is transnitting tais
. mo e, i ancuané. KTOwD cestroys tha maciirery of tac onores
J by dseling in snail groups oF three end four i ther osea
the micht of the oporesscr, the vasses vill b &
| te is correct st LKOGORT « When the messes haar “that
ha é2 exe outed weake sipping coffee av 2 couirter,
ex ing tr-:ed, the masses will
! of to *roois aneé.s. It is not
$a: re poogle in vrinary groups of tiro's
int show $n :

Du “iio no yengus.
og restricted end
cu

‘he Black Pamthor Party
the amount of guis
and othey necessary

from the sover struct

the greater thie

oF
. men down
% che nat
ens the
Le ney om. LE SSOTS
ions cause 2 resistance by the 2
es whe correct methods of sesistance. Soa,
' ressed ceotle, taen they vill feel no need for
: the complaint cf the hypocrites that the Bleck Fantner
Parsy Selz Defense is exsosing the people to duever suffering is an
incorrect observation. Pearle Gave vroved Shat bey will nct tolerate ¢
more oporession By the r polices theebazh thoir revellicns in th
yg: -dlack comnunities across vye The poopie are looking now for
4 cuicance to oxtend and strencgt their resietence struggle.
i 2
4 esos

a ARM YOURSE’ Of OR HARY YCURSELP

2 ' . AR Aye . ; a eae Te i

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. ‘Sie BATELE OF ALGIERS IS A MOVIE THAT SHOWS HOW

THE POOR CPPRESSED MASSES OF ALGIERS DEALT DEATH BLOWS

PO THE FRENCH ARHY WHO WERE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, HARRAS=

SING, BRUTALIZING AND MURDERING, THE SANE WAY THE AMERICAN

ARMY PIGS AND WATTONAL GUARDS ARE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

; THE BATTLE OF ALCIERS IS SHOWING THE OPPRESSED

PROPLE'S OF ALGIERS DEALING WITH URBAN GUERRIDLA WARFARE,
7 CONSTANTLY INPENSIFYING THS STRUGGLE AGAINST THE FRENCH
al PIGS, STRIVING TOWARD PHEIR GOAL OF LIBERATION. SHOWING

ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLE'S OF THE WORLD THAT IP ORDER TO GET.

RID OF QUE GUM ONE HUST PICK UP THE GUN. ,

7

WE NEED A&A New CONSTITUTION

°

TEE HOVIE WILL BE SHOW AT 12847 Lath SEREET,
~ MINTS@RY OF INFORMATION POR THE NATIONAL COM

on

© Taher eee

MITPER TO COMBAT PASCISM. A POLITICAL ORGANT+
ZING BUREAU OF GHE BLACK PANTHER PARTY.

oo POR FURTHER “INFORMATION CALL- 8691058 7 a
: as . . eee
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SUPPORT THE CHILDRENS’ ~
“PEE

BREAKFAST PROGRAM. | ~~
THE WORLD FS YeUR ,AS WELL SORIOL IS GPRY AND TE zn ? SUBER

5
AS GUAS, BUT ES THE LAST
ANALYSIS TH 35 -y:

SAS . WAGATIO? SiS’ COHE ALSO fee ERD Of THES FRES-
LHTA eo . . : :

YOU Young props | TORCH PROGRAM,

4, Sa
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: Nites . : = .
wu ve wget HERE WEL, BZ YOUR CEEEES OPE TO
‘ “Ma TALETY .

ARE 18 THE BLGde4

of Lits,

LIKE THE SUN ST

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QUA HOPE } Ba Ce ER "

IS PENED G" -. UES RIGHT GY, WE EERE SERIES APESoz, 350° -
By Urey 7 . . -

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CHITERS. LEYS STELYZ Ee for TH wEca PRO

’ GRAM AND FEED RYLEY SHEA QI DeRmOTe A Ee

HEAR EVERY SGHOOL DAY MORNE.

Pre 7200 en FIL 6:20 am .
ESYS Hoy. ZOd¢ Fak.

> CROAT ET wert Ll Prd totare  «
BE WRED DoWeeodS Ge FOOD, Husky
AND WOsk535,. Foe FOSEHRS GHG OL
horrey STURT YS OT Tree Stores. " o
BATION, CONTAC? CON GETEGS At: . - -

2229 TUDTANGALA, G60-1050,.2)

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[ W.C.C.F. DE
ee 12845 14th St.

FREE BUSING TO PRISOD
| PROGRAM |

B OF THE PURPOSE S OF THE NATICHAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT FASCISHN
TO IMPLEMENT PROGRANS AND SERVICES THAT ARE FREE AND BENEFICIAL ote
THE BLACK COMMUNITY. AT THE PRESENT TIME WE ATs THPLEMERTING AL
BE BUSING TO PRISONS PROGRAM .FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE PRIENDS, SQHtS
| RELATIVES AT JACKSON SPATE PENTEENTIARY. THE TRMATES THERE ARE
ST ALLOWED THREE VISITS A MONTH AND ARE SUBJECTED 10 DEHUMARI-—
NG LIVING CONDITIONS. NUMBER EIGHT OF CUR TEN POINT PARTY PLAT-
Rid SMATES: WE WANT FREEDOM FOR ALL BLACK NEN HELD IN FEDERAL,
AGE, COUNTY, CITY, PRISCNS AND dATLS. WE ReOW THAT THEY HAVEN?

BY

CES

;CIEVED A FAIR TRIAL IN RACIST BABYLON. BUACK PEOPLE ARE BEING

(OSED BY A JURY OF RACIST WHITES AND BLACES OF A DIFFERENT PEER

0OUP THAT HAS NO UNDSRSTANDING OF THE AVERAGE HAN FROW! TEE BLACK ce

MMUNITY. WE FEEL THAT BLACK PEOPLE SHOULD BE REPRIALSD IN THE

ACK COMMUNITY BY PEOPLE FROM TEE SAME SOCIAL AND ECONMICAL BACK~

OUND. RHE FREE PRISON BUSSING PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE A MEANS OF -

WANSPORPATION FOR SHE RELATIVES AND A BOOST FOR THE INMATES MORALE

{RE ASKING ALL CONCERNED ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS, SOCZAL CLUBS,

IURCHES AND TEOTYEDUAES 20 CONPREBUTE 20 THIS PROGRAM.

"So" WE NEED: SES OR VANS
oa ae DRIVERS

MONEY
18 FREE PRISON BUSING PROGRAM WILL START SATURDAY OCTOBER 3, 1970
STRING DAYS ARE WEDNESDAY'S AND SATURDAY'S PRON 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

ETROT?P, MICH. DETROIT, MICH.

po-LO59

FOR FURTHER INFCRHATION CALL ; Soares
iFO. CENTER #1 - , OR Lo INFO, CENTER #2
19 IRDIANDSLE ECT, és OMPACT . # 708 HACK

FREE ALL POLTETOAL PRISORE ERS
NATICNAL COMMITTEE'S TO COMBAT
" PASCISM ~

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A pale arate ed Ba OO


ors Dong & Support >. =
The Children’s. Free Breakfast Program

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12847 Léth -

{NISTRY OF INFO. oN veer END.

IFO. CENTER ®2 EO
~ 7708 TACK. L- 15th GRAID RIVER

The Nation nel Comnittees to Combat _Pascism, organizing bureau ve
of the Black Panther Party would like to inform the communities
of the childrens free breakfast program at this time.

The breakfast programs are not, cnly to. feed the children in
comunity but also to bring the children, parents, and all uote
people of the community together, to work and seé to ie that every

id is fed a balanced breakfast each norning.

This being the peodles breakfast, our goal is to spread ‘this
program throughout the communities in Michigan. This is the peoples
program and without the peoples supvort we have nothing Since this
is a basic necessity, it-has to be mete.

ae NINIstRy OF TeFORMPTON: 9,7.”
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-

VE

wee

heck: to see if gun is loaded. You’ do -
on @ revolver by stinging out the cyline .
Pull back on the cylinder latch and

y push out on the cylinders (sce unload

- revolver photo #2)

Le

Slee al

een your finger off the trigeer - unless
Reing }igser squeeze or firings

bint your gun avey Irom where gvormscre
® BhoePoink at the ceiling or to the

bet bs you point, meka sure no
5 tas wer cal eam be haresd,

EER.
wrt.

yubnoge - This

gun has only a 2" barrel
loots “28t8. iy

is very easy to conceal.
reed." Has a ue barrel and. shoots 38s

baer ~ This is the type ‘of handgun the
xries, The enmo for this is 6357 1 WInUs —
piercing bullets will pierce an engine
This is the best type of revolver.to

elt “Hagmuzs = Have more knock dum
Shan @ 0357 Kagnum. The highway Patrol:
& these to shoot through car doors,
357 will go through a car door also
7 ences tion is more e plentiful.

ares

PARTS OF. A REVOLVER:
PHOTO #1,

x

REVOLVER 7 rs

abe De

FRONT SIGHT

38 cn. eevonvER

, BavabToR ROD

ate! ce (i . AL Pelee a cain ep FED ery os 1 2
6 OW REVOLVERS - , ~~ 7s BG :
aaa OURS: 7 | 7
- PRECAUTIONS: Y re oo Rn men
_ UNLOADING: Lk hoe

visible you gently push down on the extractor

: hand (# de a 2k.
LOADING: soos a vou ‘
coos Tollong, imply follow the same steps in wy
“Lateling the cylinder. Then drop bullets into
(Bs = “hear. 9 is hanssr cocked on a revol~ tho” chanhors of your cylinder. Gently push
Explaiati on later on ‘ecokring @ revolver’. ) cylinder clesed, and you ere ready to fire. DO
oF RE OLVERS °

_ Do not put your. finger in the trig. ggere Full

. ont just abors the tripgdée guard until ready

” pagaet -

wk

TRIGGER cuaro

cog

Holding gun in left hand (pointed in safe
direction) release cylinder latch with righ
_ hand, G!3). Push out orlinder with the
pers of Iefs hard (2), Now that you 7
‘swung oub the cylinder md the bullets are

and Let bullets drop out into your right

NO? SLAW Gente
wear on your gue

CLOSED, ‘this causes extra _

COG: CONG A REVOLVER

Put the tip of your thib ‘on the hanmer hold

SatN Kae *
ing revolver steady in

the pain of your hand,

WeINe Lect

straight back steadily on your harmer sour un-

tLL your hermes locks “back, Your gun is. ready
to fire, Avber cocking hammer, place your

thumb directly on-the frame besides the hammer,
resting ths tip of yom thumb on the ovLinder
latch. * (Pet - Fh} Your forefinger should be
placed on tne other side of the gm stra aLeht

he

to fire, Everytime you cock tue hammer bafore
SMe this is called + Single action fring

.

2

TRIGGER


oS — = re

UN-COCKING A RETOLVER ADED) +

Koop your finger off tho-trigger! With gun -:
alrealy cocked, place your thumb on the hammer
firmly, Row with the gun firmly in your hand,
pointed in a safe direction, and thumb firnhly
on the hanmaor (still cesked) squeeze the hamw~
mer réleasing, TMMSDIATELY TAKE YOUR FIHOGER OFF :

THE TRIGGER and slowly lot the hammer go down +
into place with your thum still holding it. DO |;
NOT TAKS YOUR THUMB OFF THS HAMMER, Jet your
thumb ride with the henmer very slowly onatil 1%
is completely depressed end uncooked. By leavi~
ng your finger in the tigger, or Ictbing the -- -

hanmer fly forserd you wiil FIRE Tilt GUN. Praw
ebice cocking acd wncocking your revolver with

the gun unlosded. (Pnoto# 6) —

The following steps must be observed in ac-
curate shooting. If you don't pay attention to
ali four steps you will end up shooting just -

. ayyvhere. Before you can-learn to just draw and
shoot you mist observe the first eteps in sheo~
ting. Practice these steps with your gun un-
Loaded, wnidl you can get them down pat, you
will be able to see 4g you are following then
, correctly by the way you: Shoot.

get ee ley
U2 toed hate, “


EEEORS ZH. FIQING: wae
here are various positions in Bixing (shown)
ow }. Each one is used for a different bettie
dition. The prone position is for when‘ you
being shot a& and you hzve no ccver, lay
2 4g shown below maicing yourself as small a
zet as possible. The Imeeling position is
when’ you can get behind a cer or something,’
making yourself a S$ sell a target as
ible, and your standing position can bs
t in‘defense (for miking yourself a small

. : . q he d
ret t) or for use in pursuit or offense. You DOUBLE ACTION PHOTO #7.
id léarn and become confortable in each of rm ~ mo

@ positions, beanuse you never knew ukab a. 3
lation right dictates

Sicht ligne at is aligning your rear sight
fronts sight together,

Sight Picture is placing the sights on‘your
get with your alreedy aligned. co.
Beeath Control consists of tading a breath,
ting a Little outs holding the rest until
have’ completed your trigger squeeze and the
has been fired. : ‘
trigger sqfecze is very important in accu-~

© shoo ting. When shocting single action apply
y steady pressure on tke. “trignere The shot a .
d riot be enticipatcd, it shovld hot be

prise to you, When shooting double action or

a firing, quick steady-pressure must be avp=-

» Be sure not to jerk the trigger. Use the
of your finger. When shooting double action -
night have to use more pressures ~

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TONS OF PONTING, SINGLE AC gx
COTTON, AD RAPID FINE @

stions ching the hasmer each time be-
inge C ook the hammer and then pull the
cticn: just pulling ‘the trigger cach
% cocking the hamser first, Try not to
snap the trigger, The action is fast but:

the process of firin ring “quickly rithout
% aligument. You simply drear and 3 point
at ve sal verges end Tires

reacties © apid hs Ny

| J
: vouR REVOINER . Ss ,

2 ef the teyolvers lis ted, Re The beginmeng
sticle you con use & 38 @aliber cleaning

i “will need & Cleaning rad 1, bore wens h tip,

bes elesning solvent, and gun oil, For

you can use “weteriel like fleuncl, snd some *
“cob eony any materiel thet dees not ravel

sop Zant; whe cireles abou’ 2" in

*s ALL of this cleaning material can be pur-

anor gun stores

jae

a

ot
mes

‘volver should be cleaned tiice a week, and. ~*~
me after firing. Keep it free of dust and ~
te avoid rastinr. If you do not clean your
ctely after firing it can cause corrosion .
arrel and cat avay at it, causing your shoot~
ogame ims RCGurAys becaune ‘of hols. that can
from tho poe: ‘eating aney at bre
pest fron o lack of cleaning and damp-

SLI

3)

= firing your barrel and chambers in

nies hare to be s sorbed, with your bore °

» brash in scl Verb, end use e brisk noye-"
exd o8% of barre]. and chenbers in cy=
tcenine ows all of the particles . by

cL
barrel up to lights to see if it shines
end you will be able to see any’ pari~
ee a solding -¢ Ones oe Hl ; .
sri >

ach bore prach ‘end put tip or “the end of —
tp 2 patch through the tip and mop tha
en3, cylinder wtih the patch comes out
Use each bosch cuowt 19 tines. You will
use more then ons patch to mop barrel

* Cleans -
2  ahbach clzen patch to rod and add 2 to

of cil on patch and mop already dried

“igh gies BOER Dagar ratehdp lL.

: oo
atk heUiaee Msancsddstmoesi. ines nods neaneatt

“= BEOTOS #9

RR ON RE

o After cleant ng the barre. cylinder, take
pation + wite a little solvent ‘UH it and-wine 7"
fo your extractor and on ovner metal par ts

outside ef orlinder, and the inside of the gune

ock the hammer and Wine at off thoroughly,

rop e couple of drons of oil dow in hamner.) ;

HOTOS 12: and 12 Lo eee are

Ps Take @ & patch and with a couple of drops of —

il on i% reb your revolver, (co. metal parts)

i ightly. There shovld be no visible fincer

rints on your revolver or excessive sirenaks on.

he outside. Loux gun should not have an oily
arface, just apply enough ei for protection

yainet rush. .

TOW. -

» Sonetimes for “extra hard a get ercearg you

(21 have to use a toothbrush Wipved into. a

tle solvent and brush briskly the herd to geb

reas, Somebines your bore brush will nob renove

‘case use Line-stee] veel and

mvens, rubbing lightly to remove rust.

s i taae e

treat

svebee

: leaning Just ron a patch through
i barrel and oylinder and wire off the pu
ith a few drops of ol on patch. .

1 ¢
'
s
ii
pa)
Q

aes
BP HOT F # i 0:

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Wi ° ; —_ . .

‘past articles of our ne wr. Gg : 4 aL

‘pasy ar 5 of SSD > energy.e So as yo ggan see this small bullet

whe rifles havea beon Iightly 6 l,i . travels ab o ver sh rate of speed. The

, Thic article will so inte the 2 bullet is said to be one of the mest decdly

assoult rifies that ere most com~ . caliber of all: vhen it hits its target

sb the present time. - “" "starts io table, tearing everything i+
. . :.. hitse The picture above shows wast damage

2 first weapon that we will deal with , this rifle can doe ee a

2 AR~15/16, which is the latesh dev~ rn one et oo
rent in coubat veapomry. Tris rifle a. Wiring seni-avtonstic the M-16 will shoat
sca by the fascist pig aray in Viet “up to hS to 68 reunds per mimite; Fully-
i vas a replecenens for the Eels . ~ autoratic it shoots 150 to 200 rounds per:
fe 6 is a 5556 tat, Uegazine fed, gas~ mimote. The gun has a killing range up to
ted air-cooled, Shoulder uoapon. by 500 yards. (100 yards is the lengsh of a
ang tne position of a selector lever Loothsil field). Comparing the B-16 to the
rifle can be mate to shoot fully auwto~ We-ly, the H-16 fires faster semi-automatic
be The rifle alse has a flash yeuppres~ - then the Jie docs fully avtomstic. The
noumted on the muzzle, The bavrel Is ' ammmition that the #15 uses, 5.56 mi, also
a b resistant matedicl, - Called .223 callioer, & half es ach as
#3; which bas been shaped - ‘the 7.62 HATO, thet th shoots or tha
end forearm, Thore are 20.06 whieh tho IL shoots, There-
nah can be added such as? fore it in possible cy tariee as mech
auncher, and rocket ; The wodel hab he ined so far
€s a 20 or 30 round
fine, bus to insure operation it is
pelle to never fiL. any magesine to :
stated capacity, Nineteen(19) in the
hob maszasine, and 27 ~ 26 in the 36 only difitcrence betyvean the tyo is the ABe
magazine will work best. The rifle has | 45 docs nek here eebor switch thet
Le ve colty.of 3,256 fest per second enables you te ch he fire from senin

i
mmezie energy of 1,500 pounds. Wat | awhonatic to antomztie fire, The bolt of

“eens ig that the bullet Leaves the the 42-15 is nob chrome-plated like the ie
traveling 3,250 feet iu one secone 16, and the M6 in made-up of a heavy mat

seneone with 1,306 foot pounds of a, fe. ; a

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PRESS RELEASE © . _— sce CCTOBER 25, 1970

Cn Cetober 24, 1970, at approximately 6:30 PM, two racis

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fron the 2nd Precinct, without provecation, brutally beat’ 2 black youths
: on the cerners of Myrtle and 16th Streets. Two brothers from the local
= . “Watdonal Committee To Combat Fascism, anterceeded, simnly exposing the
police brutality to the people in the community , and they also were
beeten by the piss. People in the crowd that had formed came to the

brothers aid and. began to attack the pigs. At this point, Mod Squad,

ve

cotticking, yardnigger pigs. Forrest Harvey, Glenn Smith and Marshall

Ene PSOn, responding to their‘masters orders and wantcnly opened fire on
. 4 .

: the crowd. . ° SO . ‘

The crowd: defended thesolves’ and one treacherous ‘dog police was
. eead and to. others layed wounded. Many people from the community: van
into the newly opened National Committee tc Combat Fascisa office at
2376 eth Street. ; eT
The Detroit gestapo forces moved in with its overkill machinery ,
which included 2 tanks, automatic weapons and other types of lethal
“weapons exactly like the ones these same inperialist. use in Vietnam.
“The pigs indiscriminately opened fire on our office and other houses in
the cornunity, The fork tongued police have said that they used “great
restraint," but we, know that if it wasn't for the swift actions taken

by the black communi t and other progressive people, Commissioner
3

Nicholas’ henchmen would have committed mass murder. The sisters and

\ brothers in the N.C.C.F. office, not taking the word of lying pigs, vre~
fusée to come out and didn't do so until they were insured by trusted
/ people from the coumunity that conditions were favorable,
We see, this as part and parcel of ‘the relentless attenpt by the

 Faseist U.S. government to destroy the Black Panther Party and its or-~

o

anizing bureau's, .The National Committee to Combat Faseisin, ' For the

bet

est six months, since the Nixon, Agnew, Mitchell, Hoover Bang has been

oinking its fascistic "law and order" rhetoric, gangsters, disguised as

“guardians of the law" have attacked Black Panther Party and National

smmittee to Combat Faseism offices, all across the country. Our Party)

cffices and N.C.C.F. offices in Philadelphia, New Orleans, Toledo, Onio

and > yew Bedferd, Mas Se have been i. attacked by the forerms of re~
pressicn. And nov, here in ‘Detroi

na police Commissioner 'icholas' and
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joined in th


@ a ! , . :
However, we want the people here in Detroit and throughout the werld

to know that the Black Panther Party and its organizing, bureau's, the

t

Notional Committes te Comhat Fasedem, wil net auiver in‘’the wake the U.S.
inspired onslaught that is being waged against our Party, Black people
and other oppressed pecple throughout the world, And we have said it he-
fore and ve will Bay it againt ; , .
SKE RACIST BOS POLICEMEN MUST WI CRIA IMMEDIATELY FROM OUR COMMUN
TIES AND THE COMMUNITIES OF THE WORLD, CEASE THEIR VANTON MURDER ANL
BRUTALITY AND TORTURE OF GPPRESSE “D PE OPLE, OR FACE THE WRATH CF THE ARMED
“PEOPLE. a oy —

The Courts in Detroit are holding our .comrades in Preventive deten-

tion and have placed a astroninical ransom on our sisters and ‘prothers.

a7 roe
CHARGED WITH NURDER AND CONSPIRACY. TO COMMIT HURDER

“we ors’.

. Ben #, Fondron, Held Without Bond ~ Mrs, Beverly Fleming, $10,006 Send
Erane Desaussure, Held Without Bond Kim Gardner, $10,006 oO
David Y, Johnson, Held Without Bond Carol E.- Smith, $10, 000 ; a
Shenti Joneson, Bond Set at $25,000 ° Sylvia Robinson, $105 000

Jerone Lee, Bond Set At $25,000 . Diana Brown, $10, 000
William Cunningham, Bond Set At’ $25,900 Linda ‘Warnsiey , $10,000 7
Cassandra Parker, Bond Set At $25,000 “Pat Duncan, $10,000

_ CRARGED WITH ASSAULIETHG é POLICE e GFFICER

Douglas Irwin, Held on $100 Bond ° hnthory Norman, Held On $100 Bond

_SHARGED wSTH MALICLOUS DESTRUCTION GF PROPERTY ~

Louis Johnson, Herd on $3 $1, o00 Bone 8 7 Ls

ata a le EO Oe

" BAT MOREY IS BADLY NEEDED. GIVE TO POLITICAL PRISONERS DEFENSE FUND.

FOR FURTHER INFGRMATICN CONTACT: 584-8953 . , _— eo
, . HATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM |
MINISTRY OF INFORMATION “ ot
: . 128h5 lath STPEET | - oe rr
DETROIT, MICH. _ Se

wovesewrocuseinesueayese _

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enables then

from concerned peovdle, businessmen,

and cooking 611, also syrup. ; : : . ot

Ministry of Information :
12845 Ath St. a

- Community Information Centar:
#1 2219 Indiandale 2

. #2 1708 Mack
Detroit, Michigan

: : ° For fubther information call;

8691058

Dear Sirs a
The Free Breakfast for School Children has covered the

the country and ties been initiated in every city where there

is a Ble cx Panther Party end Wational Conmittee To Combat

Fascism. @his program wes. created because we as black

people and’ human beings understand that our children need

& nourishing preakfas st every morning so that they can learn. .

include every nutrient that they need _
people have gone hunery and

.

, hese breakfasts
for the day. For too long our
without the proper health aids they need. It is beautiful -
to see our children. eat in the morning: for it is a fact this
to think. .

this program it takes donation
“merchants end groéers
who draw their profits from the black and opyressed veopie
in Detroit. Wo need donations of foods which can be stored,
such as cereal, grits, suger, cocoa, salt and pepoer, jelly

fo begin and continue

-- We-need daily and weekly donations of perishable foods
such as eggs, milk, oranges, bacon, sausage, ham, putter,
breed and cheese, etc., ; ; . a

We need donations of money to buy food and utensils with
which to prepare the breakfast.

_ if you want to help jnake the Free Breakfast for Children
@ program that truly satisfies the pressing needs of Black
-Feople, jdonate or offer your Services. ot ob a

power TO THE YOUTH ee
- To vo. a “ge
Chuck Holt, Breakfast Co-ordinator . _
Detroit Chavter an ie Lo,
Rational Committee to Combat Fascism Tae .-

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i INYORNATION

: wees DETROIT
. . 2647 14th St. .
cote - ; 859-1058 24 ;
PART 3° TRAIS Ea : - -

Waon PRRenA Ty ax operation, the pigs! : : - LL °
vaxen into considerat’
I cae tics, aan

The next ston is to lear to disassenble

Practice’ - Practice ~ Peactice « and assorible your pieces, also care and nain-
Prictice - Practice « Preeti ce tenance, Dae to the fact that self-defarse

activity will not be Limited to daylight hours
you should Jeera to break your piece down and
assenble 2% even in the de xk, Your life Gepeng

In order to
: on a ibs So do ite

an all levels 7
rac

exform well in vour vork
is necessary to practices
“he more you practise, the better you per-
£ zm, Dols , think Just because you read ‘k yee
Something you cen do 2%. You can mencz
- [2 book on How to deive a car’ bu$ until Ms
rou get pekind the wheal and practicn, you “CUBAN RAECEL Anne METAL PARTE.WITH | CLEAH GORE UNTIL CEY PATCH COMES:

i? oan ts, Geive. . . G00 COMMERCIN SOLVENT "|, THaQUGH 4S CLEAN AS PossiaLE
{ .

e frst, :
ye UW “even puts
exe basic s2f
aentel, ShN0%
yneenlS -Roaded
ae sony, I

bo undteretan:

ai. acei~

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3 that

or by peeve ek sor Tent +7 -
* Iyer 44 tt ALL IAFTAL PARTS SIGULD GET.EL O26 SHOULD BS CLEANED THROUGH
‘is yard ou kG yas loaded. | Coaror ou ERELCK END WHERE POSSIBLE

Therefora,” aes $2 the Sivst thing on . : - ot
So when you pick up & weapon is check to wet so . i.
sea if ib Ls Load ay keep yuu @nger off : 2, _ . uo
tre trigzer the Following pro~ eet
s- dure, Posss ain /
,banie@one cmnrile yi }
fewvelver suing :
Va pistol, re: T BUN ORY PATCH THROUGH OARREL
une have unj.oadied eee eee ae
gon 8 Usiloaded, treat
gen in 7 c 25 if 4% were still
,toaded, S LELEeges ‘unl ess You f ae
2s rast Seong SS j hex; planation . Se = oa aebs
UCT sy EARS On wren: 5 Etour nd or ecal~ C ead .
Ue Xa. Fever point @ gun at "  MROUGH GONE BEFORE FINING | REMOVE ALL EXCESS GAEALE AND OL
myror bo shoots I can't . .
sires . however, people - ad an

any experience

Afte tere cotten tris dom, the nest
sxles constantly. After you've gotten this dom, the ne»

nally oy some idiot , Step is te learn hou to eim and fire your

+ AE “yor BLTicult to suppress th * weapons properly. ALL of this is to be dane
wertre to blow his or her head off, providing before you ever pub your first round of
“mn only wounded. . _ agote a

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memo in the chamber, the first thing. shot-gans ‘chine guns, ete.
ig to deal with ds proper ¢ i nome 7 . . .

“s no is linkm, «p your fr- The ugo of different types of ammunition
sont sighb inktth your rear signs and both and cxplosives shevld be considered also,

ined up on the tarsobt is called the
wwe pleture". Ghe correst sight ple- ee
: ture basically is having tha fren not y
véco high or too lai, not to the right
“er to the Icit, but having the telget
resting en'ton of the front sist. Tao
sight pictwre wild not alvays appecr
perfect, out Tf he correct sight pic-+
swe ig understecd practicé will bring

improvement.

Sight ali

OT PMU PR RON Ie eee ee REET ET RA SNA AEE EO EEE ETT PLT POOL I

Day

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Tho next thing to ges down wibh is

‘trigger squetzo. That's right you:sq-.
heeens the wigger, you don't pull it _.
jor jerk it, contrary to what ever you . we bk RRGTEES
i - 2 * 4 i,
J StN on teVey triggor squeeze is a prow PART 4 REOL SAS
cess of putting Show steady pressure - T will bein
. i . . * : . Lik eees
‘on the trigger umitil o shot goes, off. . + bits ~ 268 _ _
=f you try to anticipate the shot, you no ive CHF nO Fel 4.
eit , . : * struc: wh Le
| WL jerk and mess up your aime _ OOF CULE H Ge nee eee
. a . we use LE} UE gs ain ue
» aan ie = Pty. margat SRILG
It would ba ideal if you eowld incor~ cee a ee Oe ee aa onl eee
porate into your group.a veteran of the They SombPoy ‘une Sanode. one ocaane
migs! military service, Votergns ore of NS Tadla ANG UAC Teens OF PPORNG
ae wn ad neas ta  hatinine with ° Owe St) the educations. material. We
greet values and essivance in helping with wo lmauned by thé rhetoric (sords
ne above training also when you are re~ sed ihcahe < ciel anon seeneele ~
7 to begin practice ith live ammmnit- masvere tN OF HCE FOG BYENESLS or ted in
Dracbi a 1s RY aera force manifests
on, When practicing with Jive ammuiliion de nes : torce Paniressee
. ata ‘ na racist Shas cecupy our commune
make sure your Location is where you Be Ae . . Oy =
: t+ eine See hati Aya thet Girectly onpress, repress, Re GIe
nis be heasseled hy DUES. ACuLaAL Colmes . na cy see talk about sel? Ants
iconditicns can be deadly as a training murder us, Go fev us te talk about sest-ces
ae RAD 5 fd . ae, a ec .

-deis

ry 5 +e Shee ems myles hak te d=
fi x ee a . cainss this brmibelity and murcar vnet 15 2
‘ground. When vracticing with Live awto., agaeDSe NLS oes ome 2

‘ = we tha pariah + Fere 2 2uS%
rs er is is veluebie. Don't just start - ane by whe YECLSu Bure a0 gus
Nene Pam tha hance np? the tha wt homicide, So whe
popring ceps for the heck of it; the wh- peninesty beds a
ole purpose is ‘to premire yourself to be is by aie eas
OLS PULpos WDrepure you £ uC x oie by air raene
yofe Hatch for One Hundred! which vill’ only a pig by einy +

ne

A 5 t in defense agai years
‘cone about as a result of corréct practice, SbGes 2D SOF ageat

¢ ist brutality and murder this can only be de
o ‘ insd ntl self-defense. Tas slevemz
One thing to guard agoinst is flinching. fins CORR ERT aS = defen - Fas soa7en
Wisners Sos 3.04: o Ratner Sntimdate heuerer, through his lackeys ana yuppeus c¢
Flinching is caused by being intimidated Seed ea ater wees CG? ceniod mon, eri
by the sounc and idick of your weason. With it “torrori.sz' y bat WOrK On Cz akea men; ra
5 JF URE BOUNG AnG ALON Of FOUD WEGpCHe Siw Snsgane Idlers, obc.. ve mst define cur str
preper trigger squesne and breath control, oo 2 nos Harickelle an urbe
‘you won't eens r ame with Slincht ne gale nov the pigs. Cerlos Marighel We EN ‘be
“you won't have amr problems wita flinching, eS ae nosipased i
x? a lems keenine all you sh sts guervilla in Branil who was assassin vad Rov.
SE FON AVE PROD SRS KOCRNS Fou Be 1969 just one month before Fred Rampton an
tna faixiy small group or if you heve a JOP an he 2 assanls o2 ¢&
wotlos dust webiine 1 Clerk, soya,’*bhe accusation of assauls oz
problen just geviing your shots on the tar~ rorisn no longer has tne vejorasive (negetiv
di ret a THore 7 ave yrobably air Ie Bde s neuen va >. acqua, i Ww
{ ge enone oe eeh on os y iy Feineks tn ey meaning it used to have. it has acquires new
iia? be eee to tely a y ther o2 not vou coloration. It does nov fabticnalizo, 46 doe
3 oa a apie vO ‘UC you whe £ x ¥ not diseredit; on sho contrary it ropresents
“are 2Asneninge, . . focal point of attracticn.”

me training of members
s

ef groupsis to know low to ban- Z ; Coo,
e232 fire arms of all types, hand guns, mifles . °. sO

, actt-d

-~ ro sore iy ied mae ‘

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sin ter tr enobles accr honeablie

pa i 2 .

accede t5 ig an an’ ciorbior of a cave
macy engaged in od streg¢le ag~ qrme oot
ne Sireful cilitary dichetorsivy ef sutoluct
nenstrouities.” . tie wer ul?
: slowiv, £5
So with thet, Iosay tris, all celft-do- Gem the bab
fense groups mist sorixe blows ovainst the esr! Lea:
slevermcoter until] ve have secered our "unter, ‘to ¢
gevivel as ae peowle andl if tris takes able to use

Sipoting every pig and blowing up eveiy

wiger been.
3g soy then let's get on upe

tal, Dont -
sighs, Ybor
5 in the sock

rrix end kne

SCAR ab target

BLS OG.

“ng

ae Soa . cots : breaks it v.
= ar Rote acid curtac
. 2G _ sugar mixtu.
- : . wih snresd
e . : _ aan - tris fice oe
‘ * :
| io GASOUIRE
aes . : . . -
Tp ten FUSE.
mo oot, WATOTN
: SULPHURIC... _ WADDING
. . oy
Se si
von kie aot . . . *

DO Not “Shave me vo
WOLD Sories vueriqht > -BLAOK POWDER

J"... (TY GARD BOARD TUB)

- Reese

teen ae

“ $SEP TOMyarNa Monoroy cocxtiurn : . :

7 +

CURION: PORASSIUM OSLORATS IS VERE a - |

i‘ TES, IPO! TOUTES arose span. So , t

7 CUES HELMS, TP OU BS . te ;

O28 DSTURATED BY A SINGLE Sp. soe :

OR EXCESSIVS FAV? OR MERELY BY _- , . F

7 OF SPIBRIHG THS TNORED- :

T23 ROGER. SO USE PIASPIC 62 WO- SCRAP WET AV essen, :

. | CSS! UPAISILS:- POR LEXTIG. DO-KOT-USE- caarrae
[ SPALL. USE EXEReMG caUTTOH = * - i

4 . “ -

. ; * Tax 3 narts of potassium chlorate wlth i

narts cf siigmr,. Add weber to wake a : :
scintion, Take a largo sock, soak in. the

misture then ary. Keop dry sock, away from

heat . WADDING
| I?

t. ? - oto ; arte TPCT boy) .

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sare

as
“hor Yet Rey
tA pera you

Laken np THOR
4) uml & Abs

so t/a feb

+ &
2 Cn.ovac€ Su

Lae tone The
28 Use isc
2 She

mn chlors


iw

wate,

Mee tment

Oy nore werning beLore rlacing bottle
soth ces and acid into sev make sure
outside of botsle is cle nd is not

conbominated with a acid,

‘

PEOPLE'S HANOGRENADS

#gio a (water) pipe abort 3” in dianeter
and $* long 1th caps to serew on at ends.
Ssreu on bottom cap then pub wadding in
the botton. (Wadding can oonsist of card~
board, vubbér or toilet tissue) for tighter
pacing and prevent leaking. Pat in about
“ono inch of stot or scrap metal, then put
Syste with BLiGK POWER packed in it and
wos fuse into pipe taped ab emis, then pous

shot ot somap metal besvecn tubs and pipe

3

yell (as show in dvawing) leave about on

space ab top of pine for top vadding
's pub wadding tighbiy eromd Nuse).

Tub tor y aipe cap on and tighten,.. Then tend
i

%
being pulled out.

This handgrenade should be tested by us-
2 a scali amount of ingredients, then
mont evay from people so the person
g it covld test iis work before moving
ua his or her objective, It will normally
move owtvard in all, directions or could
neve some directional pattern, depending
upon the placement of the container.

PART 5 HOW TO COMBAT C.M.I.

re

levified by Eldridge Cleaver, the ranister
of information to the Black Panther Party,

is -yhat you got to get whet you need,”
2 mestion of how do you coznbat

zd informetion), we mist first determine
ynet ue have going for ourselves. Checking

ont the practice of selr-cefense groups, vs
i 1.

@ tht we have the power to dotermine what

se
is to hagnon, when it is to harmen and how
es

sosed to go Gown. “What, When and

s
Fos (iW.H. the clement of surprise, The

COMMUNICATION

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INFORMATION

*

“major city im Babylon, therefore the succes

fo consider a
cessful 2.
tO dlan, Phere have be

too mary re nanbers of
Getense anacad and ox

tuhteous blows ag
ory to be capt
ace the consanuonces for revolubviona:
ivity, houever vic must keep casual
an aeccentable pinimun,. The slogan must be -
Hargmun Danage to the Enomy, Muvimua
to Use Practice has show thas when 2
Woidelis 22 it is done whith lmovledge and an
understanding of C.¢.f. casualties will be!
kent within an acceptable minimut, Too of%)
moch abvention is given to a nlan w to th
soint of execution ibbhont Giving the sane
attention to evasion and escane, that paris
of the cperabicn that determines successes
This is a subjective approach, a one-sided
approach. WW, is only one side of the «
C.N.D. is the other side. Because sel?-der:
groups use V.W.H., the sigs! C.M,T. does
go into operation until a self-defense gre:
coxmilts itself by actually executing sone i
of self-defense adtivity. — .

A111 of us showld be avare that once 6.M,
is activated pigs start showing on the set
from 30 seconds to 1 minute macimum in ever

oz failurc of a defense overation is .derend
upon the attention given to C.M.I. and the
plamring of evasion end escape. As I see it
learning to deal with the pigs! C.H.I. is %
number one military prebviem facing revolutl
forces in Babylon tedey, It is time for AL
have something to teach, by example, to stc
forward, And verember,.to die honorably, on
does not neod conpaity.

JP

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BEN W. FONDRON 7 Ty CUCERS, BEVERLY FLEMING

ERONE DESAUSSURE . . KIM GARDNER

DAVID M. JOHNSON 7. CAROL E. SMITH

SHANTI JONESON VICTOR GRAYSON SYLVIA ROBINSON o
CASSANDRA PARKER DIANA - BPOWN Se
JERONE LEE ; LINDA, BARNSLEY

WILLIAM CUNNINGHAN.. PAT DUNCAN * ‘

fee meitenen

¥
ON THE NIGHT OF OCTOBER 24%, 1970 5:30 PM, THE REACTIONARY GESTAPO
FOPCES, UNDER TEE COHMAND OF COMMISSIONER. ICH F, NICHOLS, STAGED AN
: 4 ATTACK OF THE N.C.C.F. OFFICE LOCATED AT 16th AND MYPTLE
: IN THE COURSE OF THE AT TACK, THE OFFICE WAS BOMSAPDED WITH A sake
‘ + AGE OF BULLETS AHR TEAR GAS SOMBS, RESULTING WITH THE ARPEST OF: 15

MEMBERS ON TPUMPED-UP CHARGES OF CONSPIEACY TO COMMIT MURDER -AND MUR~
DER. THEIR RANSOM (SO-CALLED BONDS ) RANGED TRCM $100 TO $25,000

WE SEE THIS OVERT ACTICY AS ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO DESTROY THE BLACK
PANTHER PARTY AND IT'S EFPOP(S IN CGMbATING TASCISH PERE au THIS OP-
PRESSIVE SOCIETY AND THR Ying n nurn, 4

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MEMBERS WERE HARASSED BY MEMBERS OF THE DETROIT POLICE

DEPARTMENT. RESULTS OF THIS ENCOUNTER LEAD TO A SEIGE
OF THE THFORMAT ‘TON CENTER HICH ENDED IN THE APREST OF
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Fifteen members of the local National
Committee to Combat Fasciam, the organising

‘bureau of the-Black Panther Party, are in jail.
Each of them has been charged with first degree

murder end conspiracy to commit murder.

They were in or near the ¥.C.C.F,
:0n Saturday evening, October 24, when two rigs

office

pont two Dlack youths who were selling tke Black
Panther Newspaper. The people in the cen
“responded by defending the two brothers; and.

.when mora pigs cane on the scene with their

munity ”

guns -out and shooting; the people avein de-.
fended themselves, leaving, one‘pig dead and...
another wounded. A whole orey of officers’

- sonverged upon’ the }

N.C.C.P. office, and -

finally, after about eight hours, the 15!-

Sisters, and -brothers inside Bur’

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Seu- $983

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The pig media has been bread
casting the resivaation of Chict
Pig Commissioner Murphy as a
great loss to Detroit andasainfor
New York. The pig media is oinking
that Detroit has lose a great pir
commissioner who “is well
experienced and has done many
things to improve Detroit and the
police forces here. At the saine
time that the Deureit Pix Dept.
is expressing sreat sorrow for
such a grevious loss, uhey wish
him luck in his exciting and new
job, So with tears in their eyes
the’ Derreit Pis, Dept. pig Mayor
Gribbs — ete., bh ohim a fond
farewell. .

To black people and other op-
pressed people the whole buildup
and play sounds like a story froin
Mother Goose, That's exactly what
it is, one of the biggest fairy
tales the pigs have ever tried to
get over. Pix Murphy and no other
pigs have done anything for poor
and oppressed people. To get the
books straiatt, pig Murphy didn’t
have 2 choice on whether to resign
or not, he was told eitker to re-
tire or get another job. To dig
where Lam coming from, you must
understand how and who controls
the oppressive pig forces in
Detroit and the events that lead to
pig Murphy getting his hat. The
pig forces are controlled by the
D.P.O.A, Detroit Police Officers
Association), Chief Detective,
Field 1, andretlated conspirators,

“Murphy got the position of Chief
Pig Commissioner during the tine
ne was an Inspector for the New
York Pig Dept. This made a lot
of top pigs in Detroit madhecause
they had been working on the pig
force all their low-lives and
thought that if anybody should get
the position it should come out of
their Hitle circle instesd of a pig
from New York that nobody ever
heard of. So antagonistic con-
ditions existed from the junp.
Many things came into play Urat
strained the relationship between
the Pig Comnissioner and the
DLP.O.A,

The black community began to
respond to the continuous pig bru-
tality and murder of black people
with shots of gun fire and dead
pigs. Pigs were jetting up-tight
because all eeross the netion
People \ were defending their homes

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ea ee eer nt ARTA Tome

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Beat ab eke eet

PIG CHIEF MUF 2PHY
the pig ackuinistrarurs and the pig
Conmissioners Dy the D.PLOLA.,
the Chief Detective and the top
pigs to give them more liberties
to -deul with the people. The stap
and frisk Jaws and the no-knoch
laws were passed to henefit these
racist pigs. Gther demands were
made to pig Murphy by the
D.PO A, The NC.C.F. (@rgani-
zing bureau of the Black Panther
Party) was beginning to grow
rapidly and these racist dogs
demanded the green light to vamp
on our office. The Pig Com-
misSioner tid them to held off
until they could get a warrant or
a trumped-up conspiracy charfe.
“Two majcr events happened
recently within the black com-
muniry that caused pig Murphy to
get his walking papers quick. In
the area around the N.C_C.F, office
on Indianésle, members of the
N.G.C.E, and people in the com-
munity were putting up posters and
passing out free posters to the
community. The pigs came into the
area and began tearing the posters
down ant Lerassing the peuple.
Shouts of “Ail the pigs’? and
“yet out ef cur community’ came
from the peoyrie as they dug the pigs
tearing up their posters. The next
day a news car that lookedexactly
like a pin's car came into the
area to texe picturés and te get
sone in the com-
st that it was the pigs
intimidating the people once again,
€ taey righteously shot at
them, Wien the report of the
shocting got to the Ith precint,

these pigs immedistely saw their
it» vamp on our office.

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chance
Without notifying piy, Merphy ‘and
the rest of the Pigs downtown the

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the Chief T

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"100 pum,

A press verenve was held at
our office and the only news re=
porters that sort were dia
very ones ad Peen shet 2t.
We informed m thit the shows
didn't co from our office and,
they apreed they dida‘t be~
lieve they did, Pix Murphy reclize:
ut he dikin’c Lave an alibi cto
justify 2 en the office, so bk
told the lth precint to call the}
raid off, 3 sent the D, POA,

roti ield Lt.
y had ex
ks inthe

ete, into an o

posed their re ack ta

parking lot of the 10th precine and
flooded the
mod-squed

andale area vith
<S but most of a
fal that they ned ot
justify raiding a Panther offic
and pix Murgay had the andacit
to call “iz There wesa't any
future ar all left for pig “Murchy
in Detroit. The fascist D,P.0.2.
hooked up their machinery +
either force Merghy to came cow?
on the black community and raig
our office on Jndiandale or lose hi
job, one way er the other. In
formation started floadire o
office that the fascist pigs wer
really putting pressure on Marpty
to raid our office.

This was the lust straw for pi

Murphy, the D.P.O.A., the Chie
Detective, Ku Klux Klan ete.
had hooked up aad demandeda nex

Com:

ner, pig Murph

was set for
fascist pig Com
r Sheriff Lucas

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ed to stay en goad re

1 his bosses. They ha
just got piz Murphy out and yel
wAnow ‘they cculun’t trust 4 igge:
in that position even if he (ee
niyger. Now Bg pif news!
pepers sre ee a ate will b
hard to dec o will bathe nex

pig Com sioner. Well th
P.O AL, Chief Detecris
Field Lt. Remain Gribbs hay

already 3 ed. If there is cn
doubr abowe sho the nest pig Com
missioner is it must be a toss
up between Hitler andSpire Agnes
DEATH TO ALL PIG COMMITS
SIONERS .
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REVOLUTIONARY “PEOPLE'S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION .

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"YOUR POSITION CONCERNING THE LIBERATION OF ‘POOR AND ) OPPRESSED |

Props, HAS NOT BEEN ESTABLISHED IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY. WHAT WE»

IN THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY ARE BASICALLY concEitite WITH ,.IS nN

THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE, THE BLACK PANTHER PARPY HAS CALLED FOR é
REVOLUTIONARY PEOPLE'S CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE PURPOSE fF
WRITING A CONSTITUTION WHICH RELATES TO THE OPPRESSED MASSES, OF BABY.
LON {U. S.) A CONSTITUTION WHICH WILL -EMBODY THE PRACTICAL IDEOLOGY

So eet ven en ae ee wis. seen

FOR THE ELIMINATION OF OPPRESSION. THE. RP. C, Cc... WLLL. TAKE PLACE. IN

WASHINGTON D.C+, WITH BLACK AND ALL OPPRESSED PEOPLES, FAMILIES, “raxtng
PART IN WRITING A NEW CONSTITUTION. oo
- THERE ARE CERTAIN SUPPLIES WE NEED TO TAKE PROPER CARE OF ap
CHILDREN., WE/ARE ASKING YOUR FULL SUPPORT IN SEEING TO IT THAT THE
NECESSARY SUPPLIES ARE OBTAINED SO OUR CHILDREN ARE WELL TAKEN CARE
A LIST OF THE THINGS WE WILL NEED IS ATTACHED. a, fo
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ouR HISTORY IN THIS COUNTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN BLOOD. OUR

= ONOST TRACIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD

ILLED BY ELACK MEN. IT ts NOW TIME TO CHANGE THOSE SCENTS. IT
ME TO REGAIN THAT HONOR THAT WAS TAKEN FROM QUR PEOPLE BY THOSE IN-—
VEZUALS THAT HAVE ALLOWED THEMSELVES TO BE USED AS PAWNS, AND CANNON
| TEER'S BY THE OPPRESSORS OF THE PEOPLE.

JUST AS OUR BLACK MEN ARE USED In VIETNAM TO KILL THE POOR PEOPLE
VIETNAM TOR OUR OWN OPPRESSORS WHO ALSO EMPLOY PEOPLE WITH WEAPONS
¥AR TQ PATROL, BRUTALIZE AND KILL BLACK PEOPLE HERE IN THE UNITED

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FES HERE IN DETROIT.

JUST AS THE BLACK G.I. HUST SALVAGE. RIS HONOR, OUR HONOR BY REFUS~
& TO BE CONE A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR HACHINE ABROAD. YOU MUST

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WE HAVE TO PULL: AWAY FROM THAT FLUNKEYISN. ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S

NG WITH THE WELL BEING OF OUR PEOPLE AND THE HONOR OF YOUR iN SOUL.
_ MUST NOT ALLOW OURSELVES TO FIGHT FOR THE PRIVATE INTERESTS OF A FEW

" DEVIDUALS OR A NARROW CLIQUE, BUT FOR THE INTERESTS OF ALL OUR PEOPLE.
[MUST PIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND SANITY.

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LL US, GR WORK WITH US TG OBTALN OUR FREEDOM, AS FAS AS

=» CONCERNED, WE DON'T WANT TO TIGHT EVEN FOR A SINGLE DAY. BUT IF CIR-

MISTANCES FORCE US TO FIGHT, WE CAN FIGHY TO THE FINISH.

IF ANYONE WHETHER HE BE WHITE GR BLACK ATTACKS US AND IF CONDITIONS
© FAVORABLE FOR BATTLE, WE ‘WILL CERTAINLY ACT IN SULF-DEFENSE TO WIPE
M OUT RESOLUTELY, THOROUGHLY , WROLLY AND “COMPLETELY.

WE VILL NOT AND CAN NOT STRIKE, RASHLY, BUT WHEN WE.DO STRIKE, WE

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IVIDUALS HAVE BREN PIMPING OFF THE PEOPLE. OND SUCH WAND OF INDIVIDUALS

xIsTP IN FLINT, GOING UNDER THE GUISE OF BRO-HAM, RROTHERS OF HAM,

“WILLY NOLAND, JOHN CBIG WORB) COLMAN, AND WIL L (RUN THE SHOW) FRANK~

=n STARTED THIS ORGANIZATION SUPPOSEDLY TO SHRVN THE PEOPLE. THROUGH
RICKERY AX YD BEMAGOGIC STRATEGY, THEY WENT, ON TO DECEIVE TRE PEOPLE INTO

HONKING THAT THIS ORGANIZATION WAS A RIGHTEOUS BLACK MILITANT ORGANIZA~

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ZGN, INPTENT ON SERVING THE PEOPLE AND BRINGING JUSTICE TO THE PEOPLE

i RUN THE SHOW FRANKLIN “ANN LOUDMOUTHEN .COLEMAN, USED WILL NOLAND &8*"

RAND TOOL, THEY ALSO TRICKED A LOT OF UNKNOWING. BROTHERS INTO DOING
RETR LITTLE DEEDS. LIKE GETTING MONEY FROM TREIR COHERENC THE PIGS,
ROM THERE, THEY HOVED ON TO AH IGHER LEVEL, OMRUDSMAN , WHICH IS NO NORE

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‘REY ARE GOING TO HELP THE PEOPLE IN THE BLACK COMMUNITY, WHILE THE PIGS .
.PE STILL BRUTALIZING, BEATING AND KILLING NIGGERS, :

RLACK PEOPLE ARE STILL LIVING IN ROACH AND RAT INFESTED HOUSES. BLACK
SARE BEING HERDED INTO URPAN PRENFWAL PROJECTS , WHICH ARE IN ESSENCE
IGGER REMOVAL PROJECTS. BLACK CHILDREN ARE STILL HUNGRY, WIITLE PIES
,PELL PATROL AND CONTROL THE COMMUNITY, ANB APAPT FROM THIS, 17.NEW PIG
IDES FAVE BEFN ADDED TO THE BLACK COMMUNITY TO HARASS THE COMMUNTTY.

“EVEN THE STUDENTS IN SCHOOL ARE BEING VAMPED ON WHILE THRE BOOT-LICKING -
ae

{ACKEYS, RUN THE SHOW AND BIG WORD, LOUDMOUTHED LYING. COLEMAN, ARE FUNNING

-RCUND WITH .25'S IN TREIF FOCKETS, SITTING AR SAD ON THE BGARD OF THD
PRAN COALITION WITH PIG PROSECUTOR, TWO TACED ROBRRT LEONARD, GREFDY,
ICICUS BUSINESSMAN SONMPERPIELD AND OPER PIC BUSINESSMEN , VEO AIN'T

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35 NIGGER LACKEYS, WE SAY THAT IT'S GOT TO BE AN IMNEDIATE END TO THIS 5
_ACPIVITY AND TRICKERY THAT THE OMB3UDSMAN ‘ARE USING ON |THE PFOPLE. BLACK :
PLE WILL TOLERATE THIS NO LONGER, ‘AND BLACK PEOPLE SAY IF THESE THINGS _ :
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ARGLLA DAVIS, A BRILLIANT SCHOLAR, AN ADVOCATE OF WOMEN RIGHTS AND
ACADEMIC FREERON IS NOW INCARCERATED IH A NEW YORK PRISON, FIGHTING EX
TRADITION, TO CALIFORNIA WHERE SHE FACES THE GAS CHAMBER FOR MURDER, KID-
‘NAPPING AND CONSPIRACY «
| oHE! BLACK PANTHER PARTY ACCUSES A RFACTIONARY AUTHORITY OF CALIFOR-
NIA AND THE U.S. OF USING ANGELA BAVIS AS 8 SCAPE GOAT, THE TRADITIONAL
JUDICIARY ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EVENT THAT TOOK PLACE IN MARIN COURT~
ROOM AND THE PGLICE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOP THE MURDER OF THE JUDGE, JONATHAN
JACKSON, WILLIAK CEPRISTMAS AND JAMES MoCLAIN AS WELL AS THE WOUNDING OF -

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ANGELA DAVIS WAS HUNTED, CAPTURED AND ACCUSED OF CRIMES 0 OF WHICH THE
AMERICAN REACTICNARY SYSTEM I$ 3 FACT, GUILTY OF.
ANGELA DAVIS HAS EXEMPLIFIED THE RIGHEST EXPRESSION OF CONCERN FOR
THE ‘PEOPLE. WE THE PEOPLE SHOULD SHOW OUR APPRECIATION OF THIS BY COMING
THIS KOUP OF NEED, SPE HAS GIVEN HER ENERGY AND DEVOTION
| TO TRE PEOPLE'S CAUSE WITHOU REFERINCE TO HER PERSONAL SAFTY, WITHOUT
PEFEPENCE TO KER PERSONAL GAINS. a
TEE ELACK PANTHER PARTY CALLS UPON RLACK PEOPLE IN PARTICULAR AND

ALL GPYRESSED PEOPLE IN GENERAL TO RISE AND DO WHAT Is NECESSARY TO FREE

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ENGELA DAVIS, SHE RAS GIVEN IN A PREE AND IN A VERY PURE WAY. IN A WAY
THAT SETS AN EXAMPLE FOR PEOPLE EVERYWHERE,

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G. Locally Stated Aims and Polic

LARRY POWELL, member of the Detroit NCCE, concucted
the political education classes on July 5, 1970, at which time
. the topic of discussion was the center page of the July 4,
1970, issue of "The Black Panther" newspaper. Those in
attendance were instructed as follows:

Whenever you say "death to the pigs" mean it.
Put your words into action. Use the slogan "all power to
the people" as the pigs think they are the power. "Now we
have to add to our slogan "death to the pigs," so ston
talking and start putting your words into action. The pigs
are planning genocide against us. The reason there are more
pigs in the comnunity this year then lest year is because
they are planning to get rid of all blacks, and they want all
blacks to move into the projects so all they would have to
do is put a fence around it and give them just enough money
to get food. They want to take everything away from us, but
we still have the power to destroy and there is no way the
| pigs can destroy the BPP. If they kill us off, our struggle
will be taken up by the people in the community as we are
the people's party. If we don't go to the people then we . t
| are not serving the people. Our struggle is not confined
| and exists aiso in the South in the field of Civil Rights.
We have to fight for national salvation, deal with reoression
and will fight for the Liberation of all oppressed peoples.

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. “July 3, 1970

CHARLES HOLT, second in command of the Detroit
NCCF, appeared at a demonstration at the Wayne State University
Law School, Detroit, ijichigan, August 31, 1970, where he told
a nevS commentator that the BPP supports the Revolutionary
Black Lawyers.

DE T-1
September 1, 1970

The following is.the transcript of a tape record- .7
ing made by RONNIE IRWIN, Detroit NCCF, which was recovered
on October 16, 1970, by the Detroit Police Department, behind
7708 Mack Avenue, detroit, an NCCF Office which had been ;
abandoned on October 15, 1970:

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"I say hungry children should be fed. Not
because they got money but because they're hungry...
This morning the children sitting here at this
free breakfast for children program. This is
Chairman Bobby Seale's idea. He organized the
breakfast for childrens program for you children
and you know where Chairman Bobby Seale is right
now? He's in Connecticut. There fascist pigs
tried to murder him in the electric chair for
feeding all the children.

"Now you children know what we are going to
do to the pigs for that? -Right on. (Group in
background replies "Right On.")

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“Deputy Chairman Fred Hampton of the Illinois
Chapter of the Black Panther Party was murdered in
his sleep for implementing the socialistic programs
that Chairman Bobby Seale laid down for him, The
free breakfast for children program, the free
medical health care clinic is why. ;

"He was raurdered in his sleep, you know?
(response from group in background "Right On.")

"You can look at, you can look at the pigs

and you can see every time somebody tries to help
the people are do some for the people or serve

the people like the members of the Black Panther
Party and:‘National Committees to Combat Fascism

do, the pigs will vamp down on them. Pigs will
start coming down on them hard. And that shows:
you that they're doing their job. But there's

a lot of people running around here who call
themselves serve the people call themselves
so-called revolutionaries, you know, And the

pigs they don't care nothing about them. They
Gon't look at them twice. All the vigs do is

laugh at them. And you know they ain't doing their
job. You know: Revolution comes out the barrel

of a gun, not out of the sleeve of no dashaki.
Right Ont (people in background respond "Right On.")

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; The Association of Black Students, Oakland
University, Rochester, Michigan, sponsored a rally in
support of the Detroit 16 on November 16, 1970, featuring
HUEY P. NEWTON.

‘ The main theme of the speech given by HUEY P.
NEWION on November 16, 1970, at Oakland University, was that
all poor blacks and poor whites, the working classes, the
oppressed of the world, must all join forces as a united
body against the "ruling circle" in the United States.
NEWTON reveatedly referred to this "ruling circle" through-
out his entire speach and anparently interoreted this "ruling
circle" as those leaders of Government and industry, the
imperialists or those who are rich in this society. NEWTON
wanted equality for everyone with no one being superior to
his fellow man. He indicated the Negro is a class brother
with the poor whites and they must join in their effort to
overcome the "ruling circle. ".

. NEWTON stated, "The Black Panther Party is the
vanguard of the revolution on a world-wide level becatise the
world is really one community and we've taken’ Marxist-Leninist
to a greater level-and, therefore, we are the greatest
Marxist-Leninists that ever lived, .and we say this not to

be arrogant because some times I wish that someone else

would carry that banner because the way is narrow and the
burden is heavy.”

In conclusion, the speech by NEWTON was a rambling,
many times incoherent Marxist-Leninist influenced, low-key
revolutionary type speech which attenoted to show a connection

. between the SPP and the League of Revolutionary Black Workers
(LRBY), as well as a unity between the BPP and all oppressed
persons of the world.

A characterization of the LRBW is contained

in the appendix pages attached hereto.

His speech called for the release of the Detroit 16,
freedom for ANGELA DAVIS, BOBBY SEALE, and all the oppressed
brothers and for the ultimate overthrow of the pigs.

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The speech apneared to be rather poorly organized .
and NEWTON was easily diverted from the main topics which .
he seemed to be pursuing. The speech had very few references
| to any actual radical action. or violent confrontation.

The Black Student Union, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Hichigan, sponsored a rally in support of the
| Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring HUEY NEWTON.

NEWTON stated that the working class will be the
ones to carry out the "revolution". and carry the “revolution
banner" and will most likely initiate the creation of the
new order, Throughout his speech}; NEWTON talked about the
new order which will occur when. the worlé is taken over by
Communism, Throughout the speech, NEWTON refers to capitalism
stating that while it has caused many problems, it has also
kaid the foundation for Communism. He stated that the
wealthy are the ruling circle and named RCCREFELLER and FORD .
as being in thie circle. NENTON stated thet they offered
troops to the Vietnamese people, however, aid not get a
definite answer on their proposal.

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November 17, 1970

The Black Liberation Front International, Michigan
State University, East Lansing, Michigan, sponsored a rally
in support of the Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring
HUEY NEWTON. ,

The speech given by NEWTON was scheduled for 10:00
aem,,in the auditorium at Michigan State University. The
doors were open prior to 10:00 a.m., and persons admitted
after a thorough search, for a fee of $2.00, except Megro
females, who were charged 25 cents. Those persons attending
the speech were advised that they were not allowed to leave,
applaud, or stand during the speech, and that anyone leaving’
could not return. NEWTON arrived at approximately 11:30 a.m,
and spoke on Marxist-Leninist theories placing particular

‘ emphasis on the Russian Revolution and its relationship to.
the BPP. The body of the speech was concluded at 1:45 p.m.
At approximately .1:00 p.m., most of the audience had left
because they were unable to understand NEWTON and vere
getting fed up with the treatment they were receiving. After

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at 2330 p.m

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November 17, 1970

H. Propensity to Violence and Preparation for
Confrontation

JESSE HARRIS, who was selling papers for the
RCCF in Flint, Michigan, sold pavers and kept the money,
OLIVER HMC CLURE, leader of the Detroit NCCF, and possibly
one or two others from Detroit, went to Flint and worked
HARRIS over. HARRIS is no longer associated with the NCCF,

DE T~26
July 2, 1970

A number of members of the Detroit NCCF assaulted
and seriously beat LIONEL MAURICE ALEXANDER, a State witness
who testified against DERRICK K. DRAW, who was convicted
of second degree murder. The NCCE members accused ALEXANDER
of being a "pig." The act of brutality allegedly occurred
on July 7, 1970, at 22195 Indiandale, headquarters of the
Detroit NCCE, where ALEXANDER had gone upon their invitation.

DE T-3
July 20, 1970

On July 17, 1970, Detroit Police Officers ob-
served a car traveling at a high rate of speed, which had
the trunk lock punched out This vehicle was stopved and
the three Negro occupants exited the car and the driver was
asked for his registration, but claimed he had none. ODIVEE
MC CLURE, leader of the Detroit WCCF, began swearing at the
police officers and the driver, WILLIAM BYRON MC CLURE,
brother of OLIVER, also began yelling insults. WILLIAM
KC CLURE jumped on one of the officers' backs and appeared
to grab for his gun, which fell to the ground, and wasvicked
up by a second officer. While the officers were struggling
with the MC CLUREs, an adéitional scout car arrived and the
third passenger of the car, THOMAS KIRK WARD, elso a member
of the Detroit NCCE immediately jumped one, of the dficers
from this car. The above three individuals were subdued
and warrants were issued charging all three with resisting
and obstructing a police officer.
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On July 18, 1970, a Detroit Police Officer was
walking to a call box at the intersection of Woodward and
State Streets, Detroit, when he was pushed off the curb and
down into the street and continued to be assaulted by
LARRY POWELL, member of the Detroit NGCF., Witnesses indicated
that the attack was completely unprovoked. POWELL was arrested
and charged with Assault and Battery on a police officer.

DE T~3
» July 20, 1970

Detective Lieutenant WILLIAM MC COY, Security
Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Police Department,
advised on July 30, 1970, that about 9:30 a.m., this date,
a Channel 50 television news car wes in the vichity of
petrorn NCCF headquarters, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit, when

a Negro male, age 25 to 30 years, 6'2", 200 pounds, with

beard and toustache, fired three shots at the news car from
the norch of the office. There were no injuries to the
occupants of the car, which was probably in the vicinity to
film traffic signs in the vicinity of the above office, which
had been painted black and had posters pasted on them.

On October 24, 1970, Detective Lieutenant WILLIA‘
Mc COY, supra, advised that at 5:45 p.m, October 24, 1970,
two Detroit Police Department Officers put out a radio
"officer in trouble" call Cue to difficulty in subduing
individuals who had been given loitering tickets, apparently
in connection with their distributing NCCF literature.

Two unmarked patrol cars with plain clothes officers
responded and arrived in the area almost immediate ely, however,
a crowd had gathered and one of the officers was recognized
and the crowd began to attack the car with bottles and rocks,
When the officers attempted to leavethe area by driving across
a vacant lot, the car was hit by gunfire and one officer
suffered minor injuries.

The second police car had stopped near the corner
of 16th and Myrtle near an NCCP office and a short time later
another shot hit one of the patrolman on the back of the head. -
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the NCCF office at 3376 16th Street was immediately:
surrounded and a search warrant obtained.

At the first meeting of the branch of the Detroit
nccr at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan, November 15, 1970,
WAYNE THECDORE ROBERTSON asked who had cuns and stated
that they were no problem to obtain as all you would have’to
ao is kill a policeman and take his equipment. It was also
mentioned that they should be willing to give their lives
for the HCCF.

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The Flint Chapter of the Detroit Nccr has begun -
work on fortifving the house at 2009 Albert by placing
plywood a few inches from the wall which they then plan
to fill with sand,

ead

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December 4, 1970.

At approximately 1:45 a.m., December 25, 1970,
a marked police vehicle driving south on 17th Street from
Magnolia observed a Man whom they believed had a pistol in
his hand. Upon circling the block the officers observed
the same Neqro male standing on the porch of 3591 17th
Street, an office of the NCCF, with a rifle, which he pointed
at the police car, which immediately left.

. ‘DE T3
December 23, 1970

The first floor of CIC Number One, 2219
Indiandale, Detroit, has sandbags piled to the bottom edge
of the windows and piled to the ceiling on the second floor
with the exception of one wall. There ars heavy wire screens
over all the windows, which they plan to fasten with hinges
so they can be opened.

DE T-1
August 6, 1970

The NCCF sent ten people to a shooting range at
21 Mile Road and Gratiot on September 10, 1970, at a cost of
$2.50 per person.

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When OLIVER MCG CLURE returned from New York
the weekend of August 30, 1970;he advised .that the battle
tactics for the NCCr and BrP are to hide weapons outside of
headquarters at various locations, and if they learn of an
impending raid, most of the members are to be sent out of
the office to obtain guns, and after the police have surrounded

the office, will attack from the rear.

‘DE T-1.
September 4, 1970

I. Arrests

Name Date ; Place
OLIVER July 17, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
MC CLURE.

LLITAM .B. July 17, 1970 Detroit, Michigan

XHC CLURE

THOMAS KIRK July 17, 1970 . Detroit, Michigan
ST-WARD
LARRY POWELL July 18, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
| { RONALD K8VIN July 21, 1970 “Detroit, Michigan
“7 IRWIN .
ANDRE ANTHONY August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
SVATTCHELL
WAYNE THEODORE August 10, 1970 bétroit, Michigan
ROBERTSON ,
RONALD K. August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan
IRWIN
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ANTHONY NORMAN August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan

ROBERT SHIT] August 10, 1970 Detroit, Michigan

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7 A member of the NCCF along with an associateof the
White Panther Party (WPP) stole some dynamite of which the
NCCF acquired about 100 pounds.

DE T-1
July 20, 1970

The NCCE has approximately 12 rifles and shotguns,
three handguns, 3000 rounds of ammunition and gas masks at
2219 Indiandale, Detroit. ae

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July 30, 1970

The weapons located at the Ministry of Information,
12847 14th Street, Detroit, are approximately as follows:
two Aris rifles, two shotguns, three .45 caliber pistols
with extra long clips (25 rounds) and 5000 «to 6000 rounds
of ammunition.

Located at CIC Number One, 2219 Indiendale, are
aporoximately the following: eight FN assault rifles,
four or five shotguns and an unknown amount of ammunition.

Located at CIC Number Two, 7708-12 Mack Avenue,
are approximately the following: one AR 15 rifle and one
-3006 caliber rifle.

DE T-1
August 5, 1970

The Detroit NCCF currently has the following
weapons: |

approximately eight shotguns
one AR 15 rifle
two Ml rifles
one FN assault rifle
one .3006 rifle
five .38 caliber revolvers
‘ two .30 caliber revolvers
one .357 magnum

. The NCCF also has two radios for monitoring
police bands. .

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¥%. Meetings and Rallies

The Detroit NCCT sponsored a picnic at Belle
Isle Park, Detroit, Michigan, on Sunday August 7, 1970,
which lasted from approximately 12:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m,
There were approximately 150 persons present most of the
time, however, around 4:00 p.m., music was played over the
public address system which attracked crowds wo to akout
400 people, the majority of whom appeared to be present
because of curiosity rather than motivation by BPP doctrine.

zm T-~3
‘August 10, 1970

The Detroit NccF held a picnic at Belle Isle
Park, Detroit, on Sunday, August 16, 1970, which began
about 12:00 noon and ended at approximately 3:00 p.m.
The NCCF suoplied food and asked for donations as well as
selling "The Black Panther" newspaper, buttons and posters.

DE T-1
August 17, 1970

The Detroit NCCF held a picnic at Belle Isle
Park, Detroit, on August 31,.1970, which was considered to
be a flop as less than 40 persons attended and the NCCF
lost about $200.00.

DE T-1 :
August 31, 1970

Members of the Detroit NCCP traveled to the BPP
Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Fennsylvania,
scheduled for September 5 - 7, 1970, leaving Detroit on
- September 4, 1970.

DE T-1
September 16, 1970

The Detroit NCCF sponsored a rally at the Malcolm X
Community Center, Inkster, Michigan, at 7:00 p.m., on Cctober
30, 1970, to raise funds for the defense of the Detroit 15.
About 50 people attended and approximately $200.00 worth
of paners, buttons, and literature were sold. Speakers from
the NCCF talked about the police coming into the community
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The NCCF also sponsored a rally at the Northside
Family Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November 1, 1970,
at 7:30 po.m. and HCCF speakers again talked about the police’
coming into the community and stating that the comaunity
should defend itself.

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November 2, 1970

A contingent from the Detroit NCCE left Detroit on
November 26, 1970, en route to the Revolutionary People's
Constitutional Convention organized by the BPP,”“November 27 to
29, 1970, Washington, D.C. ; °

DE T-3
‘ November 26, 1970

The Detroit NCCF had a rally and dance at the
Northland Community Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November
1, 1970, where a noted BFP leader was to be a4 speaker,
however, he did net show up. Newspapers and vosters were
on sale.

DE T-23
November 2, 1970

RONNIE WIN, Detroit NCCF, at a rock concert to
raise money-for the NCCF Defense Fund on November 10, 1970,
Wayne State University, Student Center Building, made a
sneech regarding the shooting of the Detroit Police Officers

. On Cctober 24, 1970, and stated that the white radicals

should suopert the Detroit 16. Ue stated that the "pigs"

came Gown on the community amlthe NCCF responded, and that
if community leaders had not interceded, thea HCCF members

would have been killed.

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November 11, 1970

Le. Frocrams of Detroit NCCF

1. Free Breakfast for School Children

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The NCCF has one Breakfast Program which is currently
located at the Ministry of Information, 12847 Mth Street,
Detroit, and serves approximately 32 children, five days
a week,

DE T-1
October 26, 1970

The Breakfast Program was not onerating the last
few days of November, 1970, due to the NCCF moving to a new
office, :

DE T~1
November, 1970

The Free Breakfast for Children Program is
currently operating in the following locations:

3591 17th Street, -
Detroit, Michigan  .
feeding about 25 children per day

611 Continental |
Detroit, Michigan
feeding about 35 children per day

St. Leo's Church

15th and Grand River

Detroit, Michigan

feeding less than ten children per day.

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. 7 December, 1970

A Breakfast Program is:operating at 2009 Albert,
Flint, Michigan.

DE T-26
December, 1970

The Breakfast Program is currently operating five
days a week at the following locations:

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iSth and Grand River
feeding about seven children per day

3591 17th Streat
feeding about ten children

3595 17th Street
feeding about ten children

611 Continental ©
feeding about 40 children per day

2. Free Lunch Program

The NCCF has a Free Lunch Program et both 7708-12
Mack Avenue and 2219 Indiandale, Betroit, and has been
feéding about 165 children per day at hoth locations.

DE T+1
July 24, 1970

The Free Lunch Program was discontinued when
school onened and the Free Breakfast Program has not been
. reinstituted,. ,
DE T-1
September 30, 1970

3. Free Clothing Program

. ; A Free Clothing Program is operating at 3591 17th
Street, Detroit, ifimigan.

DE T~1
December, 1970

The Free Clothing Program is currently in operation
Monday through Saturday at 3591 17th Street, Detroit,

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M. Teaching Revolutionary Prodarems' and Policies

Folitical education classes are held every
Sunday at 2219 Indiandale, Detroit.

July 30, 1970

Political education classes will be held at 611
Continental, Detroit, beginning December, 1970.
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Tovembér, 1670

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Political education classes are currently being
held at 611-Continental, VYetroit, but have been discontinued
et 3595 17th Street, Detroit.

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. January 4, 1971

N. Miscellaneous

HUBY NEWTON, ilinister of Defense, BEP, has been
making strange statements, such as supporting the Gay
hiberation Movement and that the fellows should not relate
to the girls so much.

DE T-1
September 4, 1970

DE T-26 advised on November 30, 1970, that one of
the trucks being driven by the Detroit NCCF members headed for
the Constitutional Convention in Weshington, D.C. broke down
on the turnpike near Pittsburgh, on November 26, 1970. While
stopped, theycalled Washington, D.C. and datermined that the
convention hed been called off and were instructed to return
to Detroit. The groubd was upset upon receipt of this infor-
mation but decided to return to Detroit, and the truck that
had broken down was left to be repaired anc the rest of the
“convoy made a U-turn on the Fennsylvania Turnpike and headed
back to Ohio. Upon reaching the end of the Pennsylvania
Turnpike, all vehicles had to pay the full toll after which
they again called Washington, D.C. and determined that the
convention had been re~scheduled so they turned around and |
headed back to Washington, D.C. picking up the truck which had
broken down en route,

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. ROBERT BAY, BPP, New York, was hit on the head
with a gun butt by JUNE HILLIARD, Assistant Chief of Staff,
BPP, because BAY beat up someone he thought was a police

: informer.

DE T.1
December 14, 1970

On December 2, 1970, Detective WILLIAM HENHAHAN,
Security Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Folics
Department, advised that he was contacted by the Detroit Edison
Electric Company, who advised that a crew from the electric
company went out to check the meter at 611 Continental,
Detroit, a NCCE office, which is in the rear of the house,
as the house was occupied and a request for service had not
been received. They discovered that the meter had been
jumped end were going to disconnect service at the meter
but were chased away by occupants of the house. The electric
company is not going to take any further action as they
consider it too dangerous to attemot to cut off the electricity
and are going to let the NCCF have the electricity.

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LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS
Also known as

Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM)

A source advised on April 22, 1970, that the

League of Revolutionary Black Workers (LRBW) is a black
extremist labor union, with headquarters at 179 Cortland,
Highland Park, Michigan, in the greater Detroit metropolitan
area. Source advised that the LRBW is attempting to oust
the United Auto Workers (UAW) from their position as
bargaining representative for black workers in the Detroit
area automotive plants. -Source advised that the LRBW has

‘used threats of violence against both black and white
supervisory personnel and UAW leaders in an attempt to
intimidate them into an agreement with LRBW demands. ‘The
LRBW has referred to the automotive industry and the UAW
as "racist".

A second source advised that membership in the
LRBW is limited to Negroes only, by virtue of the LRBW
constitution which states "membership is denied to all ~
honkies due to the fact that said honkey has been the
historic enemy, betrayer and exploiter of black people,"
Membership in the LRBW is less than 25 persons.

The second source also stated that.the LRBW had’
suborganizations operating at Ford Motor Company which was
known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movement (FRUM) and
Eldon Avenue Gear and Axle Plant (ELRUM) as well as other
assembling and supplying plants, but that at the present the
LRBW is active only at the Dodge Main Assembly Plant in
Hamtramck, Michigan. This suborganization is known as
Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM) . The other
suborganizations are now defunct.

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The first source stated that in 1969 RONALD LEE
MARCH, KENNETH JOHN WATSON and GENERAL GORDON BAKER, UR.,
who source identified as members of the Central Committee
of the LRBW, met with diplomatic representatives of the
North Vietnamese Government in Windsor, Ontario,. Canada, te

request support of the LRBW both morally and financially by
“the North Vietnamese,

The official publication of the LRBW is the
“inner City Voice”

A characterization of "Inner City Voice"
is attached hereto.

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"INNER CITY VOICE"

The "Inner City Voice" (ICV) was registered
with the Wayne County Clerk's Office, Assumed Names Division
on August 4, 1967, by KENNETH JOHN WATSON, under Certificate
; Number 208945,

A bulletin entitled, "Build Black Newspaper"
dated July, 1967, stated, "A group of black revolutionaries
in Detroit, Michigan, have begun work on the production of
a new newspaper. It is hoped that the first edition of the
‘Inner City Voice', will appear on the newsstand in August
of 1967." According to the bulletin, the Icv's goal is the
building of a mass circulating revolutionary propaganda
program. The bulletin stated the newspaper was to concentrate
on local news, cultural and social events, as well as providing
coverage of radical politics. .

A source advised on March 17, 1970, that the Icyv
was published from July of 1967 through June of 1968, when
it was terminated. In the fall of 1969 a newspaper similar.
to ICV appeared on Detroit newsstands which was called
"SAUTI", meaning Voice in Swahili. ‘This publication, in its
first edition stated that it emerged from the ICV, and its
purpose, in addition to the above, would be to exist as the
official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers
{LRBW). In January of 1970, an edition of "SAUTI" stated
that it would continue publication under the old name of
"Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black
extremist labor movement. In the spring of 1970, the Icv did
not publish the inflammatory articles which were common in
1967-68, but called for the overthrow of the United Auto
Workers (UAW) leadership and control of black workers at
Detroit area auto plants.

Source advised that the editors of the ICV are
KENNETH JOHN WATSON, LUKE SAMUEL TRIPP, ,GENERAL GORDON BAKER,
MICHAEL C. HAMLIN and RONALD LEE MARCH, all of whom source
identified as members of the Central Committee of the LRBW.

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i. "| GpBLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPF
. . ‘“Qalso known as
a Black Panther Party for Self Defense

According to the official newspaper of the BPP, the BPP
was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to
re organize black people so they can take control of the life,
nie" . polities, and the destiny of the black community. It was
“ -" < .organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P, NEWTON,
Minister of Defense, BPP..

i an . The official newspaper, -called "The Black Panther,"
yp te “egularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and
+t.) guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression

of the black people. Residents of the black community are
urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
referred to as "pigs" who should be killed,

The newspaper, in its isgue of September 7, 1968, had an
article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY,
This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
i. worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.

| Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use

- the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere." |

The BPP newspaper, issue of Cctober 5, 1968, had an
article introduced with the following statement: “We will
not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."

DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
kill Richard Nixon."

DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of
“December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We edvocate the
very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
and violence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspaper had
an erticle by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows:

"The only way to make this racist US government administer
justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking “8
up arms against this government, killing the officials,- 7
until the reactionary forces...are deed and those. that

are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby
passing revolutionary judgement against the number one

enemy Of all mankind, the racist US government."

The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,
Cakland, California. Branches of the BPP, and Committees to
Combat Fascism, uncer control of the BPF, have been established
in various locations in the USA..

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Detroit, Michigan

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In Reply, Please Refer to | January 26, 1971

File No.

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
NATIONAL, COMMITTEES TO COMBAT FASCISH (NCCE)

. Character RACIAL” MATTERS

Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
as above.

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
information in the past.

This document contains ntither recommendations nor conclusions ofthe FBI. It ls the property

of the FBI and ts loaned to your agency; Lt and its contents are not to be distributed outside
your agency.

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REPORTING OFFICE OFFI E OF GRIGIN DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
DETROIT S4N FRANCISCO 2/17/71 12/31/70 - 1/27/71
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TITLE OF CASE |-REePoRT MADE BY TYPED BY
BIACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) SA DONALD V. RITENOUR, JR.

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Z NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT lenaeneTEROF CASE
FASCISH (CNCCF) ; sn eere
DETROIT DIVISION SM - SeTTH Act OF 1940;
: SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY

REGELLIGN ri ND INSURRECTION

wi REFERENCES: Detroit report of SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR.,

os 1/6/71, at Detroit, 37 oy,
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Will maintain contact with logical informants
and submit evidentiary report 30 days from date of this

report. Lo

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coNnvic. FINES SAVINGS Recovertes | TALS

PENDING OVER ONE YEAR [ives { fetes
PENDING PROSECUTION
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3 - OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM) _ | at» FEB 22 1971 witha
1 - NIS, Chicago (RM) . Ar aus
2- San Francisco (157-2305) (RM} ees
2 - Detroit (157-3075)

Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations —_

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INFORMANTS
Identity of Source Location
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intelligence Division ¢

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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CONFIDENTIAL

- MIG, Detroit (RMN)

Secret Service, Detroit (RM)
- OSI, Dayton, Ohio (RM)

- NIS, Chicago (RM)

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Report of: SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR ,Oflice: Detr oit, Michigan
Date: 2/17/71 : ,

Field Office File a: 157-3075 = Buresu File #1 Q5-165706~sub 15
Titles BIACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF)
DETROIT DIVISION

‘Character: SECURITY MATTER - SMITH ACT OF 1940;
SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY
REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

Synopsis:
The Detroit NCCF continues to operate
under the gdirection of BPP Mational Head-
quarters, Oakland, Calif. The Detroit
NCCF operates a Free Clothing Program
in Detroit and Free Breakfast for School
Children Programs in Detroit and Flint,
Michigan, Following political education
classes in January, 1971, NCCF members
and associates marched in the street in
front cf 611 Continental, Detroit. Detroit
NCCF members beat two associates suspected
of theft. Detroit continues to receive
copies of "The Black Panther" newspaper
from BPP National Distribution, San Francisco,
California,

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

, Page
I, REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS
EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ..... 3

Ii, ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY
PROGRAMS AND POLICIES

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IZI, TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ........

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IV, DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ... 6
V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY .....cccccscscoesee 9

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I, REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS
EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY
LEADERS ;
A characterization of the Biack
Panther Party (BPP) is contained
in the appendix pages attached hereto,

The Detroit National Committee to Comhat Fascisn
(NCCF), organizing bureau for the BPP, believes the Detroit
Police Department Will attempt to stop their marching in
the street in front of 611 Continental on Sundays and are
telling the community to come see the confrontation between
the police and NCCF when the police attempt to interfere
with their parade,

3%, ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY
PROGRAMS AND POLICIES

A Free Clothing Program is currently in operation
Monday through Saturday at 3591 17th Street, Detroit,
Michigan, .
DE T-1
January 4, 1971

The Free Breakfast for School Children Program
is operating five days each week at the following locations:

St. Leo's Church,

15th and Grand River,

Detroit, Michigan,

feeding about seven children per day

3591 17th Street,
Détroit, Michigan,
feeding about ten children per day

3595 17th Street,
Detroit, Michigan,
feeding about ten children per day

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611 Continental,
Detroit, Michigan
feeding about 40 children per day

ADE T-1
January 4, 1971

A .38 caliber revolver is kept in the reception
desk at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan, Flint branch of the
Detroit NCCF, and a 12 gauge shotgun is kept on a blanket
on the floor behind the desk,

DE T~24
January 7, 1971

. After the NCCF political education meeting on
January 10, 1971, persons attending the meeting went out into
the street and marched up and down the block in formation,

a practice they have followed since the beginning of Jan-
uary, 1971.

DE T-1
January 11, 1971

On January 10, 1971, about 4:20 p.m., Detroit
Police Officers arrived on Continental Street, Detroit,
where about 16 persons were marching in the street in
front of 611. Continental, Detroit, NCCF Office, blocking
traffic, The police approached the individual directing
the marching and requested that the people move onto the
the sidewalk, which request this individual ignored, The
police car was forced to back down the street, and was shortly
joined by two other police cars, at which time the marchers
left the street and entered 611 Continental,

DE T-3
- January 13, 1971

The interest in the Flint branch of the Detroit
NCCF has continued to decrease and there are approximately
five children showing up for the Breakfast for School
Children Program.

DE T-26
January 14, 1971

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KENNETH HORSTON, BPP, Oakland, California,
currently in charge of the Detroit NCCF, has been trying to
raise funds for the BPP Defense Fund, which he is to send’
to Stronghold Productions, New York, New York,

DE T-1
January 13, 1971

Members of the Detroit NCCF tortured and beat two
persons who had both been affiliated with the NCCF for a short
time and were accused of stealing guns from the NCCF on
separate occasions. The NCCF members talked of killing
both, however, they were both released,

SS ODE T-1
January 25, 1971

III, TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

Political Education Classes are currently held
| , at 611 Continental, Detroit, Michigan, every Sunday, but
have been discontinued at 3595 17th Street, Detroit, Michigan,

DE T-1 ;
January 4, 1971

Members of the Flint branch of the Detroit NCCF
- are required to memorize the 15 political prisoners who were
arrested by the Getroit Police Department, members of the
BPP Centrai Committee, Ten Point Program, and other items
including various paragraphs from the "Thoughts of Mao."

DE T-26
January 7, 1971

A political education class was held at 2009
Albert, Flint, Michigan, on Sunday, January 24, 1971, at which
all present read from the current issue of "The Black
Panther".

DE T--24
January 27, 1971 ~

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IV, DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY
PROGRAM

On January 14, 1971, DE T-~26 furnished the
following leaflet entitled "Attention Community Workers and
NCCF Members Detroit Chapter" which was distributed by the
Detroit NCCF,

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vo “tg . .- APTENTION COMMUNITY WORKERS AND N.O.C.7. MEMBERS ae
_ DETROIT CHAPTER -@ Doe ao

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HS FOLOWING INFORMATION IS AN ORDER AND WILL BE -CARRTED OUT TMMEDTATSLY

"1, POWER 10 THS PEOPLE ‘COMRADES;

BECAUSE OF THE NECESSITY TO INTENSIFY THR STRUCGLE HERE IN THE STATE OF UTCHIGAN,
2 IS NECESSARY TO INTENSIFY OUR KNOWLEDGE OF STRUGGLE, AND TO TICHTEN UP UUR IDEOLCOY
HICH IS OUR FIRST STEP TOWARDS BEING TRUELY A MATCH FOR A HUNDRED.

OUR CHATRHAN IS FACING THS BLECTRIC CHAIR, ELDRIDGE OUR MUNISTER oF nIronarron
S STILL IN EXILE, THE LOPS OF OUR BELOVED MINISTER OF DEFENSE, HUEY P, NEVION IS IN
ONSTANT DANGHR OF ASSASTNATION, SOME 30 MEMBERS OF OUR PARTY HAVE ATREADY BEEN MORD-
SED AND COUNTLESS OF OUR COMRADES ARE IMPRISONED, ALL THIS IS REALITY AND TET SOME
7 US ARE STILL VERY SEXP-SUOD IN OUR WORK. | .

BECAUSS OF THE LEVEL OF STRUGGLE INWHICH WE ARE NOW ENGAGED .— THE BEGINNING PHASES
F ACTUAL ARMED STRUGGIE ~ IT HAS BECOME NECESSARY TO CONDSNSE THIS TRAINING. AND TO
SYELOPS IETO A VANGAURD SOLDIER.

OUT LINES OF TRATICG PROGRAMS WILL BB GIVEN EACH MEMBER AND COMMUNITY WORKER,
THE COMPLETION OF THESE TRAINING PROGRES, TESTS WILL BE GIVEN TO DETERMDNE JUST
ZAP LEVEL A COMRADE WILL WORK.

THS FIRST SIX WEEKS TRAINING WILL ESTABLISH WHETHER GR NOT ONE WILL BECOME A KEM

SR OF THE NATIONAL COMMITYEES TO COMBAT FASCISH, oe

. TRE SECOND SIX WSEKS WILL ESTABLISH THOSE TO BE PUT IN CHARGE OF LEADERSHIP POST:
TONS AND THOSE WHO WILL BE IN CHARGE OF INFORMATION CENTERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
ICHIGAN. , , es Lo
OMGNTTY WORKERS ~~.---— cena esee eees ARE ALL, THOSE WHO CANNOT BUNCTION FUEL TIME AND ALL
HOSS WHO CAN AND LO FUNCTION FULL TIME, BUT HAVE NOT COMPLETED THEIR FIRST SIX WEEKS
RADON, THOSE WHO PRIMARILY SELL NEWSPAPERS, PASS OUT LEAFLETS ETc,
=YREBS OF NLO,0.Po --n-e-eo- ARE THOSE WHO FURCPION FULL TIM@ AND HAVE PASSED reir
TZ WEEKS TRATTING PROGRAM, (WHO SELI, NEWSPAPERS AND WORK IN ASSIGNED AREAS UNDER THOSE
HO CORDIMATE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES, ,

THOSE WORKING AS ORGATITZERS IN CHARGE OF OFFICES, PROGRAMS, ETC; ARE THOSE WHO
HO COMPIETS PHASS THO OF THEIR TRAINING COURSES, THESE PEOPLE WILL BE LOOMED UPON AS
HE DRIVING FORCE OF TH8 NATIONAL COMMIETTSES, THESE PEOPLE WILL ORGANIZS VARIOUS AREAS
J THE STATS OF MICHIGAN, .

“#THOSE IN PHASE THO WILL NOT DRINK HARD ACOHOL SUGH AS WINE AND uHISKGY, OR SMOKE _
*I? WILL BE PERMISSIBLE-TO DRINK BEER La "AT THES TIME
BLSS THRES WILL NOP BE GIVEN BOT ‘MEMBERS OF THS BYP.P. WILL BE BE RECRULPRI FROM IE'S RANKS

I WESI ZOU ALL SUCCESS IN OUR STRUGOLE TO TRUELY BE A MATCH FOR A HONORED,-

. , RIGHT ON COMRADES
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DY JST AND SIX WNEKS EXAMMUATION . FOR COMMUNITY WORKERS AND NCOP MEMBERS
PART I~ FIRST SIX Wess se x J ae

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TEN POINT PLATFORM AND PROGRAM OF TES BLACK PAUENER PARTY

RULES OF THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY

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CARDINAL RULE

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE ByP.Ps

MASS LINE

PARTY LINE

SPECIFIED CHAPTERS OF THE RED BOOK -oe

THRES MATH ROLES OF DISCIPLINE . 7

BIGHT POINTS OF ATTENTION

EVERY MEMBER OF H.C.6.F. MUST KNOW THE CENTRAL COMMETTER OF BoPoPs
KHONLESEGE OF POLITICAL PRISOVERS

ENOW EVERY BIACK PARTHER PARTY HEMBER MURDERED BY THIS SISTIN

PART Tf — SECOND SIX WEEKS

IDEOLCGY OF BPP ~ ELDRIDGE

ESSAYS OF MINISTER OF DEFENSE ~ BUEY P, NEWION

GENTOUS OF HUEY P. NENTON . a

EDUCATION AUD REVOLUTION » ELDRIDGE so a
GONVERSATTON WITH BLORIDCE CLEAVER ae a Looe. ~
SEIZE THS TESS BoBsT SE! . To mY .7 2

“HOEY TALES TO TEE LO ene _ °

MANDATES OF THE DsePeP. . _— _

CENTERFOLD OF ALL RECENT BePoP. NE: HSPAPERS - et wes

UIT MANUEL oF THE URBAN GUERILLA Ct grt Nt Dae os

WORD LIST ~ PART T a

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Copies , BRe A ULTRA = DEMOCRMOE ee Os
PPRESSOR -. 83 PURELY MIRETARY VIEWPOINE 0
CAPTEALISH . oh, DEPARTHENTALTSM . ses ty
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V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY
oe KENNY HORSTON, BPP, Oakland, California, currently:
; in charge of the Detroit CCF, contacted the Bronx, New

York Chapter of the BPP on December 31, 1970, for advice,

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Kn. a December 31, 1970

H ZAYY SHAKUR, BPP, New York, arrived in Detroit

i the evening of January 9, 1971, and returned to New York
January 11, 1971,

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8 . January 11, 1971

uy .

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OG! Still working at BPP headquarters, California. ~
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B January 21, 1971

a ,

B & BPP staff meeting has been called for January

fe 24, 1971, at Chicago, Illinois, at which the Detroit NCCE

a is supposed to have a representative.

LE

DE T-1
January 18, 1971

EDGARAAOBINSON placed an order for 7500
copies of "The Black tanther" newspaper on January

20, 1971. hpi
a SF T-22

January 20, 1971

. During January, 1971, the Detroit NCCF received
' approximately 4,000 papers per week from National Distribu-
tion, San Francisco, California, .

DE T-1 . -
January, 1971

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),

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lso known as ®
Black Panther Party for ; £ Defense

_ According to the of fficial newspaper of the’ BPP, the BPP
was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to
organize black people so they can take control of the life,
politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was
organised by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P. NEWTON,
Minister of Defense, BPP. ;

The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and
guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression
of the black people. Residents of. the black community are
urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.

The newspaper, in its. issue of September 7, 1968, had an
“article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.
This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use

the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere,"

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an
article introduced with the following statement: "We will
not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it."

DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
kill Richard Nixon."

; DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times, " issue of
December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate the
very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
and violence,"

In the issue of April 25, 1970,.the BPP newspaper had
an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows:

"The only way to make this racist US government administer
justice to the people it is oppressind, is...by taking

up arms against this government, killing the officials,
until the reactionary forces...are dead and those that~
are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby
passing revolutionary judgement against the number one
enemy Of all mankind, the racist US -government."

The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,
Oakland, California. Branches of the BPE, and Committees to
Combat Fascisin, under control of the BPE, have been established
in various locations in the USA.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to Detroit, Michigan
File No. _ February 17, 1971

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mitie BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIONAL
COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISM (NCCF),

DETROIT DEVISION

Character SM - SMITH ACT OF 1940; SEDITIOUS
CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION
Referen
enenenee Petroit report dated and captioned
as above.

ALL sources (except any listed below) whose identities
are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable

information in the past.

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property
of the FBI and {s loaned to your agency; it und its contents are not to be distributed outside

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REPORT MADE BY . TYPED BY

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LACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP) __SA DONALD VY, RITENOUR, JR, | ah

NATIONAL COHMITTIE TO COMBAT | CHARACTER OF CASE

DEC IRN LnCCE) Ru - suxr act or 1940;
BTROLE DIVISION SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY
REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

REFERENCE ¢ Detroit report of SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JEL, 2/17/71,

DETROIT

At DEYROIT, MICHIGAN

FRE COMPLISHMENTS CLAN iMED aes NONE eto case Hag BEEN:
ON vic AUTO. SAVINGS ~[_recovertes | TALS
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APPROVED ele IN CHARGE
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~ OSS, Bayton, Cbhio (RM)
~- WIS, Chicago (RM)
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CONFIDENTIAL

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SA DONALD V, RITENOUR, JR, Office: Detroit, Michigan
3/15/71

157-3075 Bureau File #: LO5~165706-15
BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),

NATIONAL CONNITTEE TO, COMBAT FASCISM (CCF)
DETROIT DIVISION

SM MATTERS ~ SMITH ACT CF 1940;
SENITIOUS CONS PIRACY
REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under

the direction of BPP National Besdquarters,
Cakiland, California, Detroit centinues

to receive and sell "The Black Fanther"
newsnaper, which is currently being shipped to
Detroit from New York City, Political educetion
classes are heid on Sunday at both the Flint
branch of the Detroit RCCF and in Detroit.

Detroit currently hes no other programs in operation

due toa jack of funds.

-~-P.

- CONFIDENTIAL

GROUP 1 1
Excluded from automatic
dovngrading and
declassification

Remeron en he nee ne oneness enya g deyatnrreramate

This document contatns nelther recommendations not conclusions of the FBI. It Is the property of the FBI and ts loaned to
your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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I, ROT TF OG NS AND Peoene AS EXPRESSED
BY BIACK Pi. a

A characterizat.'s of the Black Panther
; Party (BEF) is contained in the appendix
; ages attached hereto, °

/
WAYNE THEODORG ROBERTSON, leader of the Flint Mohs

branch of the Detroit National Committoe to Combat Fascism ~
(RCCF), organising bureau for the BPP, at the regular
political education meeting on January 31, 1971, placed
emphasis on the "Brothers arming themselves" and recommended
that they get a pistol to carry as soon as possible, The

main topic of the meeting was a discussion of the center

fold of "The Black Panther" news pa per dated January 30, 1971

and of party policies,

DE T-26
February 8, 1971

Ii, ACTS IN FURTERRANCE OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
The Breakfast for Children Program is operating
only at 611 Continent2l, Detrcit, Michigan, where only five
or six children are being fed per day.

DE T-1
February 17, 1971

The front window of the HCCF branch at 2009 Albert,
-Flint, Michigan, is barricaded completely with sand, leaving
- enly places for funs to be pushed through, They station
Jookouts at the front windows on the first and secoud floors,
bit ignore the rear of the howe,

DE T-26
February 8, 1971

The Detroit NCCF is continuing to collect donations
for the Breakfast Program which consist primarily of food,
vhich is used to feed NCCF members as no programs are currently
in operation due to a lack of funds, .
DE T-1 .

March 2, 1971

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‘Flint, Michigan each Sunday.

Lit. TRA CHING OF. TE? REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
The Flint bres’. Lf the Detroit NCCF holds
political education meetings at their office, 2009 Albert

Z

DE T-26 ° .
February 8, 1971

The Detroit NCCF continues to hold political
education classes every Sunday at Community Information
Center Number One, 611 Continental, Detroit. .

DE T-1
March 2, (J87h
IV, DOCUMENTS URGTI REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAN
No new leaflets were published by the Detroit
NCCF in February, 1971.
_ DE T-1
March 2, 1871

V, EVIDENCE OF RATIONAL UN NITY
. A member of the BPP in Newark, New Jersey sent
Cigarcttes and becks to a member of the Detroit 16 who is
in jail in Detroit, Michigan :

NK T-24
danuary 28, 1971

vinoy Convene, Detroit NCCF member, returned to

Detroit from BPP Headauarters, Cajifornia, on Feburary 15,

1971, at the request of HUEY NEWTON to check up on the.
activities of the Detroit NCCF,

. DE T-1
. . February 17, 1871

. KENNETH EORSTON advised that IUEY NEWTON, Minis
of Defense, BPP, is to appear in Chicago for a speaking
engagement on February 19, 1971,

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: February 17, 1971

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Kenidt ie Care octal,

KENNY*TIORSTON, San Francisco BPP member, presently
operating the Detrcit NCCF, reported to National lleadquarters
Oakland, California, that VIROW REDVINE is presently in
Flint, Michigan, due to a shortage in personnel as some
members operating at Flint, Michigan, had been sent to
Chicago to assist,

’

SF T~ 16
February 19, 197]

The: Detroit NCCF received 3000 copies each of
"The Black Panther" newspaper issues cated February 6, 13
and 20, 1971, and 6000 copies. dated February 27, 1973. The
news pa per is  eurrently being published in Hew york and
‘$an Francisco,

wae
DE T~1
March 2, 1971

NY T-112 advised on February 11, 1971 and
February 19, 1971, that copies of “The Black Panther"
newspaper dated February 33, 1971 and February 20, 1971
were Shipped from New York to Detroit,

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APPEWDIA

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BLACK PAMTHER PARLY,
Black Pant ther

- According to the official nawspaper
Black Panther Party (BPP), the BPP was started during
December, 1966, in Ockland, Californie, to :
black peop so they can tak control
politics and the destiny of the black
organized by Bobby G. Seala, BPP Chaixman,

The official news: rajled "Phe Bhach.Pantherc,”
regularly states that th he use of guns
and gnerrilia tactics in its Lat axy program to and
oppression of the black peopl. Raside the black
community are urded to urm themselves agu! 2 police
J.

2
who are consistently referred to as "pig

killed.

The newspin

ex, in its iss
1968, had an article by tha than iilnist OF “hdues
George Murray. This article ended with the follewing:

“Black men. Black pcople, calored persons of
America, revolt everywhere! Axm yourselves. The only
culture worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use the gun.
Kill the pigs everywhere."

The BPP newsp paper

, issue of October 5, 1968,
had an article introd duced with the following statoment:
"We will not dissent from American government. We will

overthrow it."

David Hilliard, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech

_at the San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969,

said, “We will kill Richard Mixon."

David Hilliard, in the "New York. Times," issue
of. December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate
the very direct overthrow of the goverment by way of force

wand violence
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2
. In the issue + tsprd 25, 19°70, the BPP
newspaper had an ALLL ri uy Minister of Culture Emory
Douglas as follows:
"The only, way to mine 3c UL SG.
Governmoant administer anstice it is
oppressing, is . . . by takin net this
government , killing the offiei: che coactilonary
- Forces . . . are dead, and deft tosrn their
i weapons on their superiors, ray, ng revolutionary
| judgement againsk the MENDer ene enemy of all mankind,
; the racist U. S. Government. ;
i The BPP headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta
Street, Oakland, California. ranches of the BPP, and
. Comal ttees to Combat Pascism, under control of the PrP,
have been established in various locations in the U. S. -
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U0 aaeD STATES DEPARTMENT QO Qenmce
FEDER ALB GRESU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to . . _
Tile No. nea Devri-it, Michigan
rman 15, S71

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Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (SPP), NATICNAL COMMITTEE
TO COMBAT FASICSM’ (NCCE), DETROIT DIVISION

. Racin! ; .
Character #2 =a MATTERS -~ SMITH ACT OF 12940;
SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY, , REBELLION AND
Reference INSURRECTION

Detroit report dated and captioned
as above,

Al1 sources (except any listed below) whose identities
are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
information in the past. . :

DE T-132 with whom insufficient contact has been
made to evaluate reliability, but who is in @ position to
furnish reliable informaticn, :

“ This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It ia the property
of the FBI ond is toaned to your agency; fit and its contents are not to be distributed outside
your agency. :

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SA_ DONALD V. RITENOUR. JR,

OFFICE OF ORIGIN
DETROIT

DATE INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
1/6/71 11/28 - 12/30/70

REPORT MACE BY . TYPED BY

Ostack PANTHER PARTY (BPP) A_DONAL.
NATIONAL COMMITTSE TO COMBAT [CHARACTER OF CASE

| FASGISN (NCCP) SM ~ SMITH ACT of 1940;
i DETROIT DIVISION SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY,

ab.

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Will maintain contact with logical informants and
. submit evidentiary reoort 30 days from date of this report.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED (T] NONE ACGUIT-] case HAS BEEN: .
connie TALS
PENOING OVER onE Yrae [_Jyes (T]No
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER SIX MONTHS ves {(C]neo

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157-3075 Bureau File # 105-165706 Sub 15
BLACK PANTTIISR PARTY. (Bepy

NATIONAL COMMITDSE ‘TO. GOMBAT FASCISM (NCCP)
DETROIT DIVISION

Set

SECURITY MATTER - SMITH ACT OF 1940;
SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under the |
direction of BPP National Headquarters, Oakland,
Calif£., who sent a representative to take charge
of the Detroit NCCF, The Detroit NCCF is onerat-
ing Free Breakfast and Clothing Programs in Detroit
and a Free Breakfast Program in Flint, IMichigan. ,
In Flint they are in the process of fortifying ,
their office. Detroit is receiving freeelectric
service at 611-613 Continental as the NCCF has by-
passed the electric meter and refuse to allow the
electric company on the property to turn off the
electricity. The NCCF continues to hold volitical
education classes on Sundays and recently obtained
Army manuals on explosives. :

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REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS

TABLE OF CONTSNTS

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EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY LEADERS ....+.. 3

ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS
AND POLICIES .osessccsencscccscccccccecncecccecs

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TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ..ccccceee §
DCCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM ...2.2 7

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I. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND FOLICIES AS
EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER PARTY L@ADERS

A characterization of the Black Panther

Party (BPP) is contained in the appendix
pages attached hereto.

The following is an article by the Detroit
National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCF), organizing
bureau of the BPP, which appeared in "The Black Panther"
newspaper dated November 28, 1970, author unknown:

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et THE BLACK PANTHER, SATU

i ‘ite
at . ~ “The. judicial system is proving
te at every turn of events that it is
“+ . Sey impussihle for Bleck people to re-
ei cE ceive a fair trial in Babylon,
. ot i . Fifteen members of the Dewoit .
oe : tee N.G.C.F, are illegally heing held’
‘ so in the Wayne County jail. Seven
ann i brothers and eisht sisters are
ed : being beld on charges of murder,
- 3 i, conspiracy to commit m.wder and
t - malicious destruction of police
1, ; Lee, Property.
f "e ws
io. ‘ » °° These charges stem {com un in-

cideat that happened On Octoher
wee 24th when a aine year ald youth
. and 2 members of the N.C.C,F,

cist pigS the peyple in the ca.n-

, * munity showed their contempt for
2 tat the pivs by hurling bricks and
“ -7 ‘bowtles-. in their direction. In
-~ “response, the pigs drewtheir guns
a and began firing into the crowd
i oO of people, An exchange of fire took
‘ place between the pigs and aa ua-

+2 "known assailaat. The results were
, one dead pig aad one wounded pig,
and a ‘victory for the peuple.

>
aac ng arent een

were

Using, this as an excuse the pigs’
raided the N.C CF, office, The
brothers: and sisters inside the of-
fice relating to Executive Mindate
No, 3, defended their home’ in a
confrvnatatiun that lasted from
O:N0 pum. to 4:G0 ach. the aext
morning. ‘The pigs aad alerted the
national yaaed and they were about

-. to enforce the MeCarraa Act. Ef
. ethe whole community would have
. mot “ peen, armed the cowardly pigs
" ,  . wouldn't have even come into the

community bratalizing the peaple,
wo. “the brothers sud sisters would not
be in jail and the people would
have had an even sreaier victory.
; As it stands aow they are all
: heing held oa trumped -up charye.s,
* dhe sisters heave raaseus of
- $10,000 with 2surelles ; the hro-

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RDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1970

-thers’ ransams are

» -being beaten. Kim's

sears

were >éverly beaten hy the fas “trying to Set him oa fire,

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for one brother (Ereue pwhose hail
ransom is $3Q,U0U pius 2 suveities.
They ‘have all feea bruratly

beaten and constantiy harassed by -
“the dogs since they have heen in-

gaircerated, Cassandca limps, due
toa heating from the piys), The
entire left side of Linda’s face
is swollen from being beaten}
David's face is also swollen, from
right forearm
wis busted by a pie who slamed
a cast iron dvor ‘on it. \nd Jerome
has severe burns (his face, neck,
wad right arin), from a pig

They were arraigned in court

on the 25th. of October and had °

their preliminary hearing on the
30th of October, A preliminary
hearing is held to determine if

the pips have enough evideace-to ”.

prosecute the defendants«

If there isa’t suf-
ficient evidence produced then the
defendant is to be released fram
custody. The pigs realizing that
they didn't have aay evidence what-
soever to continue the confinement
of the brothers and sisters,
decided to einploy the fascist tac-
tics of ‘the 17-man citizens grand
jury". This grand yury has been
given the uuthority to continue the
confinement of the defendant on
given “word from the police de+
partment, ‘Phe i7-man citizens
grand jury’ was ruled unconsti-
ultional by Genesee Circuit judge
Eira I. Papp. Judge Papp ruled
against the grand jury lawon three
counts,

&
‘The first issue deals with the

provision in the law that a defense
attorney cannot see grand’ jury
testineay from a witness until
after that witness has testified az
the trials Judge Papp found that

oar

Semen engereet dice M1

w

this procedure does not “‘adiere
to whe principles of a fair wial’’,

“Never could 1 effectivel,
prosecute or defend without

and preparation”, sie said,

‘The second issue concerns the
right of aa accused person toaave
an effective attorney.

»  ‘The'judge ruled that an attoriey #
~ cannot be effective when he gets
grand jury testimony

-a copy of
during the trial.

_ ‘tle can neither properly pte -
whe:
recommend to his client that he

pare a defense , nor caa

plead 3

that client’ Judge Papp said.

ie,

The third issue -involves the
dgnial of a preliminary exami-

nation fo persons indicated, by a 4

citizens grand jury.

“Preliminary examination orat .

Teast access to the grand jury

transcript before trial is vital for °

one accused of a cvime”’ she Said.

A preliminary cxamination’s

purpose is to ‘lecermine if there
‘is evidence vo Zorce a person to
stand trial,

judge Papp said that under the
eitizeus yrand jury law, this is
done hy
*acting as aa arm of the pro-
secutor’”.

The pigs are desperately trying
to make a case. They have ao
evidence, Since all of tie original
complaints and warrants have been
dismissed, But the fascists az.
sult urying to railroad these aro-
thers and sisters on ineke believe
trumped-up charyes. This is just
another exaniple of the need for a
Revolutionary, People's Consti-
ttional Coliventioa
DEATH TO THE
NCCE Detroit -

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FASCIST PIG! 5

weg — eee sine ete

thorumzh investigation, discovery

muiity without kaowledge of
wad witnesses have said againsr

inexperienced lay people *

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WAYNE. THEODCRE AOBERTSOM, leader of the Plint,
Wichigan branch of the Detroit NCCF, lead a discussion at
2009 Albert, Flint, ifschigan, on December 1, 1970, during
which the following items were discussed:

Tactics to eliminate the foot patrolman in the .
black community through the use of three-man squads to attack
them and obtain their weapons and radios. The police are not
to be killed if vossible, however, this is permissible if
there is no other means. The attacking of police stations
and knocking out power facilities was also discussed as a
future tactic,

DE T-~24
December 4, 1970

It. ACTS IN FURTHERANCE OF REVOLUTIOWARY
PROGRAMS AND POLICIES

On December 2, 1970, Detective WILLIAM HENMAHAN,
Security Section, Intelligence Division, Detroit Police
Department, advised that he was contacted by the Detroit Edison
Electric Company, an@® advised that a crew from the electric
company went out to check the meter at 611 Continental,
Detroit, an NCCF office, which is on the rear of the house,
since a request for service had not been received, and found
that the meter had been jumped. They were going to disconnect
the electricity at the meter but were chased away by océupants
o£ the house. The electric company is not going to cut the
wire at the pole as they consider it too dangerous and are
going to let the NCCE have the clectricity.

The Flint Chapter of the Detroit NCCP has begun
work on fortifying the house at 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan,
by placing plywood a few inches from the wall, which they
then plan to £111 with sand.

DE T24
December 4, 1970

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The NCCF is currently operating the Free Breakfast’
for School Children Program at three locations in Detroit,
feeding a total of approximately 60 persons.

The NCCF also began a Free Clothing Program on
December 5, 1970, which is scheduled to be openevery Saturday.

hk T-1
December 7, 1970

The NCCF branch at Flint, Michigan, has a Free
Breakfast for School Children Program which operates five
days a week and feeds approximately 50 children per day.

ct DE T-26
December 11, 1970

At approximately 1:45 a.m., December 25, 1970,
a marked police vehicle driving south on 17th Street from
Magnolia Street, Detroit, observed a man who they believed had
a pistol in his hand. The police car, upon circling the block, .
found same Yegro male standing on the proch of 3591 i7th
Street, an office of the NCCP, with a rifle, which he pointed
at the police car, which imnediately left.

DE T-3
December 28, 1970

Til. TEACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

Political education classes will be held at
Community Information Center Number 1, 611 Continental and
Center Number 2, 3595 17th Street, . beginning Sunday, December
13, 1970.

DE.T-1
December 9, 1970

The Detroit NCCF has been studying the following
U.S. Army Manuals:

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"unconventional Warfare Devices and Techniques"
‘Military Explosives"
‘Explosives and Demolitions"

DE T-1
December 30, 1970

IV. DCCUMBHTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM

No new leaflets were ‘distributed in Detroit by
the NCCF during December. ee

~

V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

. . : t
VIROYYREDWINE, Detroit NCCE, is currently on fats =

temporary assignment in the San Francisco area. wee
SF T-16

P December 3, 1970

NORMAN’MC KEE, Detroit HCCF member, is scheduled

i

to return to Detroit from a visit‘to BEP National Headquarters,

Oakland, California, American Airlines Flight 136, 6:45
aem., December 10, 1970.

SF T~16
December 10, 1970

a“

SAM NAPIER and KENNESTIY HORSTCN, both BPP San

io.

Francisco, are scheduled to arrive Detroit, December 10, 1970.

SF -T~22
Va December 10, 1970

JOHN HENRY BOWMAN, BPP Philadelphia, arrived in
Detroit, December 11, 1970, and returned to Philadelphia,

December 13, 1970.

DE T+1
December 14, 1970

SAMNAPIER, distribution manager for "The Black
Panther" newspaper, was in Detroit and planned tc £ly to
par E£ Y¥

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Chicago on American Airlines Flight 193, December 15, 1970,
have a brief conference at the airport with members of the
Chicago BPP and continue on to San Francisco via United
Airlines Flight 139.

SF /T-22

December 14, 1970
maouas Sonne, BPP New York, arrived in Detroit: a4 aly
December 14, 1970.
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December 15, 1970

| RON/GARDNER and NATE’MC DOWELL from Knoxville,
Tennessee, visited Detroit the end of November, 1970, as *
they desired to start an NCCF Chapter in Knoxville. They
were furnished instructions and told to.contact National
Headquarters, Oakland, California,-. for authorization. “4

DE T-1
December 15, 1970.

THOMAS JOLLY, BPP New York, left tne Detroit HCcCcF
December 16, 1970, 10:30 o.m., @n route to San Francisco,
where he expects to arrive st 12:30 a.m, December 17, 1970.

| , "SF 7-22
December 16, 1970

Fa

KENNSTH SHORSTON, a representative of the BrP boa
Central Comaittee, Oakland, California, currently running Mic
the Detroit NCCF, was en route to San Francisco, California,
on December 19, 1970. |

SF T-16 —
December 19, 1970

KENNETH HORSTOWN returned to Detroit from Oakland,
California on December 23, 1970, +

DE T~1
December 24, 1970

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BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP).
i so known as

Jack Panther Party for Ses a Defense

According to the official newsvaper of the BPP, the BPP
was started Guring December, 1966, in Oakland, California, to
organize black people so they can take control of the life,
politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was .
organized by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairman, and HUEY P. NEWTON,
Minister of Defense, BPP.

The official newspaper, called “The Black Panther,"
regularly states that the BPP advocates the use of guns and

guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression,

of the black people. Residents of the black community are
urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.

The newspaper, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an
article by the then Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.
This article ended with the following:

"Black men. Black people, colored persons of America,
revolt everywhere! Arm yourselves. The only culture
worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power. Use

the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere."

The BPP newspaper, issue of October 5, 1968, had an
article introduced with the following statement: "We will
not dissent from American government. We will overthrow it.”

DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Staff, BPP, in a speech at the
San Francisco Polo Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
kill Richard Nixon." . “

DAVID HILLIARD, in the "New York Times," issue of

” December 13, 1969, was quoted as follows: "We advocate the

very direct overthrow of the government by way of force
and violence."

In the issue of April 25, 1970,. the BPP newspaper hed’
an article by Minister of Culture EMORY DOUGLAS as follows:

"The only way to make this racist US government administer

justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by taking
up arms against this govetnment, killing the officials, |

until the reactionary forces...are dead and those thet

are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby

passing revolutionary judgement against the number one

enemy Of all mankind, the racist US government."

The BPP Headquarters is located at 1046 Peralta Street,
Oakland, California. Branches of the BPP, and Committees to
Combat Fascism, under control of the BPF, have been established
in various locations in the USA. - ° .

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Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP)
NATIONAL COMMITTEES TO COMBAT FASCISi (GIccr)
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Character SM —~ SMITH ACT OF 1940; SEDITIOUS
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Fieid Office File # | 1 R7 3075 Bureau File # 105.165706~15
Title: BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP),

NATIONAL COMMITTER TO COMBAT PASCISM (NCCE)
DETROIT DIVISION

Characters RACTAL MATTERS ~ SMITH ACT OF 1940;
SEDIPIOUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLION AND INSURRECTION

Synopsis: The Detroit NCCF continues to operate under
the direction of BPP National Headquarters,
Oakland, California. HUEY NEWTON spoke at three
Michigan universities in 11/70, to vaise funds
for the Detroit 16, The Detroit NCCF has opened
@ branch in Flint, Mich, The NCCF continues
to operate a Breakfast for Children Program, und
holds political education classes on Sundays.
Several leaflets were distributed to the black
community regarding the Detroit 16, The Detroit
NCCF continues to sell "The Black Panther" news--
paper. ‘

ZI. REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAMS AND POLICIES
AS EXPRESSED BY BLACK PANTHER

PPRTY (BPP) LEADERS

.

A characterization of the Black

Panther Party (BEY) is contained
in the appendix pages attached

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DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM .sscoceeese 5

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The main theme of the speech given by HUEY P.
NEWTON on November 16, 1970, at Oakland University, was that
ali poor blachs and poor whites, the working classcs, the
oppressed of the world, mist ell join forces as a united
body against the "ruling circle" in the United States.
NEWION repeatedly referred to this “ruling circle? through
out his entire speech and apparently interpreted this "ruling
circle® as those leaders of Government and industry, the
imperialists or those who are rich in this scciety. NEWTON
wanted equality for everyone with no one being superior to
his fellow man. He indicated the Negro is a class brother
with the poor whites and-they must join in their effort to

overcome the “ruling circle."

NEWTON stated, “The Black Panther Party is the

vanguard of the revolution on a world-wide level because the

world is really one community and we've taken Marxist-Leninist
to a greater level and, therefore, we are the gresi:est
Marxist-Leninists that ever lived, and we say this not to

be arrogant because some times I wish that someone else

would carry that banner because the way is narrow end the
burden is heavy."

In cenclusion, the speech by NEWTON was a rambling,

many tires inccherent Marxist-Leninist influenced, low-key

revolutionary type oer ech which attempted to show a connection
between the BrP the League of Revoluticnary Black Werkers
(LRBW), as well as a unity betwe son the EPP and all oppressed
persons of the world.

A characterization of the LRBW is contaeincd
in the appendix pages attached hereto.

His speech called for the release of the Detroit 16,
freedom for ANGELA DAVIS, BOBBY SEALE, and all the oppressed
brothers and for the ultimate overthrow of the pigs.

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to any actual radical ection or violent confrontation.

The Black Student Unicon, University of Michigan,
-Agn Arbor, Michigan, soonsored a rally in support of the
Detroit 16 on Novenber 17, 1970, featuring HULY NEWTON.

‘NEWTON stated thet the workin lass will be the
ones to carry out the "revolution" and carry the “revolution
banner" and will most likely initiate the creation of the
new order. Throughout his speech, WNEVTCOT talked about the
new order which will occur when the world is taken over by
Communism, Throughout the speech, WEWLON refers to capitalism
stating that while it has ceused many problems, it has also
laid the foundation for Communism, He stated that the
wealthy are the ruling circle and named ROCKEFELLER and FORD
as being in this circle. NEWTON stated that they offerred -
troops to the Vietnamese people,’ however, did not get a
definite answer on their proposal.

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November 17, 1970

The Black Liberation Front International, Michigén
State University, East Lansing, Michigan, sponsored a rally
in support of the Detroit 16 on November 17, 1970, featuring
HUEY NEWTON.

.. The speech given by NEWTON was scheduled for

10:00 a.m, in the auditorium at Michigan State University.
The doors were open prior to 10:00 a.m, and persons admitted
after a thorough search, for a fee of $2.00, except Negro
females, who were charged 25 cents, Those persons attending
the speech were advised that they were not allowed to leave,
epplauc, or stand during the speech, and that anyone leaving
could not return. NEWTON arrived at approximately 11:30 am,
and spoke on Marxist-Leninist theories placing particular
emphasis on the Russian Revolution and its relationship to
the BPP. The body of the speech was concluded at 1:45 p.m.
At approximatcly 1:00 p.m, most of the audience had left
because they were unable to understand NEWTON and were ;
getting fed up with the treatment they were receiving. After

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National Committee to Combat Fascism (NCCE), or
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killing of police officers and

be an excuse for being arrested for cerrying a concealed
weapon as Flint Police Officers worked only two men to a
car and the officers should be killed if confronted, It
was elso mentioned that they would attempt to get a black
policeman to become an informer fo e

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November 17, 1970

IT. ACTS IN FURTHERANCH OF REVOLUTICNARY PROGRAMS
AND POLICIES .
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he Detroit 15,

The Detroit NCCF sponsored = rally
Community Center, Inkster, Michigan, et 7:
30, 1970, to raise funds for the defense o1
About 50 people attended and approximetely $260.00 worth
of pepers, buttons, and literature were sold. Speakers from
the NCCF talked about the police coming into the conmminity
stating that the community should defend itself,

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The NCCF also sponsored a rally at the Northside
Family Center, 150 Belmont, Detroit, on November 1, 1970,
at 7:30 pem., and NCCH speakers again talked about the rolice
coming into the community and stating thet the community should
defend itsclf.

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RONNIE/IRWIN, Detroit NCCF, at a rock concert to
raise money for the KCCr Defense Fund on November 10, 1970,
Wavne State University, Student Center Building, made a
speech regqerdihg the shooting of the Detroit Palice Officers
on October 24, 1970, and stated that the white radicals
should support the Detroit 16, He stated that the "pigs"
came down on the conmunity and the NCCF responded, and that
ig community leaders had not interceded, the NCCF members
would have been killed.

DE T.1
yovember 11, 1970

The Detroit KCCF has opened a new branch at 2009
Albert, Flint, Michigan, which is to be used as headquarters
and the branch will be headed by WAYNE THEODORE ROBERTSON.
A number of individuals at Flint have been selling the BEP
newspaper.in order to produce funds to help establish the
jecal branch. A general meeting and political education
Glass is to be held on November 15, 1970,

DE T26
November 12, 1970

On Hovember 18, 1970, members of the Flint branch
ef the Detroit NCCF, nailed 2 x 4s around the down stairs
windows as a framework for some heavy screen or fence which
they plan to stretch across the windows. WAYNE THEODORE
ROBERTSON ordered that sand shoulld.be brought in to bullet
proof the walis by using plywocd sheets to box in an area
approximately three feet from the cuter walls of the house
both upstaics and downstairs and then Filling the area with
sand. They also feel that heavy screening on the windows
will prevent tear gas from being thrown or shot through the
windows. A sign "National Committee to Combat Fascism’ has
been placed in front of 2009 Albert, Flint, Michigan.

A discussion was held as to the obtaining of gas
masks, Water canteens, and a fire extinguisher.

DE T24
November 23, 1°70

Lit. TeHACHING OF THE REVOLUTIONARY PROGRAM
A political education.class was held on November

15, 1970, at the NCCF, 12845 14th Street, Detroit, Michigan.
"The Black Panther" newsvaper was used as a source of discussion

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Nevember 17, 1970

Political education classes are held my the Datroit
NCCF every Sunday at 12845 14th Street, Detroit
DE T-i
November 24, 1970

IV. DOCUMENTS URGING THE REVOLUTIGNARY VROGRAN

Cn November 2, 1979, DE T-23 furnished copies of
two leaflets, one entitled "Free the Detroit Panthers" on
wit ted

the front and "The prisons auné Jails are Filled with Political
Prisoners" on the back and the other "Fund Raising Rally."


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On November 12, 1970, DE T.3 furnished copies of

two leaflets entitled "Free The Detroit 15" and "Who are
the Black Panthr

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. Fifteen memoers of the local Naticnal
jCommittes to Combat Fascism, the organising
iburcau of the-Black Panther Party, are in j
-Bach of them has been churged with first des
Murder end consplracy to commit murder.

They were in or near the H.C.C.F. office.
,on Sat turday evening, OGcteber 24, when tro rigs .
beat two black youth who were selling the Bleck
"Panther Newspaper Tre people in the community ”
responded by defending the two brothers; and .
When more pigs came on the scene with their.  -
gunb -oub and sheoting,; the people again de-
“fended themselves, leaving one*pig dead an
another wounded. A whole army of officers .
-sonverged Upon’ the H.C.C.P. of Sfice, and --
finally, after about eight hours, the 15: -
‘sisters and brothers inside surre ndered.

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Yhe 10 point program of the Black Panthers Party begins “We want our freedom.
- Wg wdet power to determine the destiny of our black community." The Black
‘seuple in fmerica were brought here from their: native lend as slaves, and ever
rcoimce they have been kept on the lowest Level of American society. They are
-.. a community of people with their om history, economic life, and culture. Yet
.. thevtve never had political pewer over their own community. The Black Panther — -

"Wdery Lormed to fight for this political power. -

“nr. But the founders of the Bleck Panther Party, led by Huey P. Newton, knew
“‘ynat they had to have more than their goals They had to understand how they
were going to achieve them. Huey'ts answer was "Serve the People" and "Pick up
.the gun." The Black Penthers realized thet the people can be liberated only
“--“py their own efforts, and that the Panthers nad to reach out to their cammnity,
“ find out its needs, and respond to them. And they realized that-"political power
~yrows oub of the berrel of a gun," that the people in the black community Vere
. being moved down by the police and had to. ef end themselves, and thet political
“power over their community would never leave the hands of the rich and enter their
‘own hands unless they combatted the police--the army of the rich. °

Huey firet put his underst tanding cf serving the ‘people and picking up th
“Bun into practice yoen he and Bocby Seale went out one night with a hemmer
@ shot gun to put up a ston sign that was badly needed by the cenmunity.
Bobby stood guard with the shot pun while ® been hemmered in the sign. Later,
the Panthers started many healt th clinics breakfast for children programs, and
~ pther community services. ty, me : ;

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. ot Because of what the Panthers want for their people, because they are going
neobout getting it, and because the community is beginning to look towards them for
leadership, their enewy is scared. So scared that they have started a nation
mide campaign to destroy the Panthers. Fred Haxupton w mrdered in Chicago
| while he slept, Bobby Hutton was-.murdered in Cskland, Cali. as he walked out
"of", “house with his hends up, both by police officers that still remain free.
Bisck Panther and R.C.Ci. offices all across the netion (L.A., New Orleans,
Toledo, Phile delpaia} have been attacked and ransacked by police officers. And
now Detroit joing the list, just as the N.C.C.F. here was beginning to start a
free commnity bealth clinic and to gain the support of the cownuinity.

But the Panthers ‘continue to grew and sink deeper and deeper roots among
~the people. And all of us poor anc working people, black and white, should be
pled, should defend the Panthers and help them grow. For the Panthers are
fisnting the enemy of all poor and working veople: the cich (e.g. the owners

- of GM) who run this country end control not only the black cosmunity but alli of
-our communities, schools and factories. Huey suys "We dontt hate white pecpic;
_we hate the orpressex.” And so do we. We 3ay right on Hucy P. Newton. Power to
-the Black Panther Party! Power to the People! Frec the Detroit 15:

Committee to Free the Detroit 15 !

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. On December 2, 1970, DE T~3 furnished copies of
two leaflets entitled "Piggy Wiggy Bang-Bang" and "Political
Prisoners: Denfese Fund", . .

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DB 157-3075 ® , ®

On December 3, 1970, DE T~3 furnished a copy of
a leaflet entitled "Black Policeman."

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. Blackman listen to the voices of the PEOPLE

OUR HISTORY IN THIS (@WTRY HAS BEEN WRITTEN IN @ P+ OUR BLOOD.

E MOST TRAGIC SCENES IN THAT HISTORY ARE THOSE OF BLACK BLOOD BEING
TILLED BY BLACK MEN, IT Is NOW TIME TO CHANGE THOSE SCENES. IT IS_

ME TO REGAIN THAT HONOR THAT WAS TAKEN FROM OUR PEOPLE BY THOSE IN-

VIDUALS THAT HAVE ALLOWED THEMSELVES TO BE USED AS PAWNS, AND CANNON
DDER'S BY THE OPPRESSORS OF THE PEOPLE. ,

JUST AS OUR BLACK MEN ARE USED IN VIETNAM TO KILL THE POOR PEOPLE

r VIETNAM FOR OUR OWN OPPRESSORS WHO ALSO EMPLOY PEOPLE WITH WEAPONS

f WAR TO PATROL, BRUTALIZE AND KILL BLACK PEOPLE HERE IN THE UNITED

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FATES, HERE IN DETROIT. P

JUST AS THE BLACK G.I. MUST SALVAGE HIS HONOR, OUR HONOR BY REFUS~
IG TO BE COME A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE ABROAD. YOU MUST
FUSE TO BECOME A PART OF THE MONSTEROUS WAR MACHINE HERE IN THE

HER COUNTRY OF WAR - THE AMERICAN EMPIRE.
WE HAVE 70 PULL*AWAY FROM THAT PLUNKEYISM, ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S
ALING WITH THE WELL BEING OF OUR PEOPLE AND THE HONOR OF YOUR OWN SOUL.
MUST NOT ALLOW OURSELVES TO FIGHT FOR THE PRIVATE INTERESTS OF A FEW

IVIDUALS OR A NARROW CLIQUE, BUT FOR THE INTERESTS OF ALL OUR. PEOPLE.

MUST TIGHT FOR FREEDOM AND SANITY.


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* YOu" MUST MAKE THE DE EC7SION NoW, IF YOU ARE GOING ™9 WORK ‘HARD. TO
ia Sy OR WORK WI vas OBTAIN OUR FREEDOM. AS 9, AS OUR OWN DESIRE
‘SCO! NCERNED, WE DON'T WANT TO FIGHT EVEN FOR A SINGLE DAY. BUT IF CIR-~
LonSta NCES FORCE US TO FIGHT, WE CAN FIGHT TO THE FINISH.

If ANYONE WHETHER HE BE WHITE OR BLACK ATTACKS US AND IF CONDITIONS
iy -ERVORABLE FOR BATTLE, WE WILL CERTAINLY ACT IN SELF-DEFENSE TO WIPE
Ti: “OUT RESOLUTELY, THOROUGHLY, WHOLLY AND “CoH {PLETELY.

WE WILL NOT AND CAN NOT STRIKE RASHLY, BUT WHEN WE.DG. STRIKE, WE
UST WIN, _ ;

bE" HOME BLACK MAN TO YOUR TRUE FAMILY, YOUR BLACK FAMILY, YOUR SLAVE
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‘DE! 157-3075_ ,® 7 | ©:

oo On December i, 1970, DE TI furnished the following
“ _— ‘bockLets, which were received from BPP Hast Coast Distribution,
“awe New: York, for use in instructing political education classes:

1. "The Palestinian Revolution"
2. "Rddxess by the Al~FPateh Delegation to the

ae Second International Conference in Support of
an : . the Arab Peoples"

3. "Dialogue with Abu—Amar."

A copy of each of the | above follows:

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onromtion of the Orgarigation af Arab Students
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renes wich reoresents 2 corner

ab thought vises-vis the Palestinian
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have net ceased to strug) eLr oppressors .
ever since they first realis rid colonialism
ard expansionist Zionist se ovialism were
conspiring to rob then of + Palestinian homeland,
fo ALormists, this was the £3 toward solzure
ara control of the Arad netion'’s resourass which

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scyuent to the bog VASES OY 2

to sévere constraints, as well as dastitution, poverty,
dispersion, and parseeution, It is indeed amvsine
that this treatmant has not Ted to the lees of the
Falestinian reople's identity, destruction of their
WELL, and their total dispersion, es wos origime}ly
ainiendied, The Palestinians! ganuine revolutionsry +
will, their clesr understanding that they are part |
of the Arab nation ami that their strugele against
Zionlsm-is-in-reality-the Arab nation's stmuggle,
their ubtimate victory, an stands

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Palestinian péeple withstood alt ws ans,
tinued to poieh bee eo! 2 1 pressures ard cone
eens wet by different means. Pinsiy ase

ocd to take once again the fut onsibitiin #
their own 3 S @ Pull responsibility £
18LF on asstiny, espsoially pee, A0RI2 ty Lor
failure of + : aresr the continy

wus of the Arab governusnts became blatantin
evident, ane blatantly

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RACY ON asserted the peste riches
we Jeeeetinians' richt to

Commend of their ov le
of their om Struggle, Hence the Palss
the gonsral franowork of the

reer people formed
volution zceordine ¢
rding to the following Principles;
Le All action must be
independent Polests
words, ard deed,

guided by a frag and
tat * -S a4 .
nian will an thought,

2. " 4. es
Frotecting the Revolution from any influence

or interferoree +.
* “ce Lrom a Ge
avoiding involvement tet goverment and
wees * ets abs 4
of the Arab governments, “vernal affairs

3B. Considsrin:
orang the strursi rm
of Palastine a chase of nate we Hbevation
~ ~ ons. +7 ¢
ard hence must absorb ali strata on ety
Segments of the Palostsnian °
8 ~ FALO8tinian soetsat
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hat the Liberation of Palestine Ys asserting
to unity, # 18 the road

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4. RS ing the Pa les i 7 p. -
i - t man SO le arm the revolu~
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5. Fusing me Felestinian people with the Arab
ma lost ee the armed ravolution for. the
7 os tinian Revolution is Palestinta ~

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7, Mobilizing
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lestirdan Revolution,

8. Rejecting the principle of conventional
warfare duo te tho internutional imperialist
circumstances which protect the Zionist forces

in our occunied Falestins ard due to the con-
tradictions in the Arab countriss which
yesulted ina passive atmosphere and led to

..? continuous failure regarding the Falestinian

© question, thus enabling the enemy to grow and
prepare for its next expansionist battle.

9. Adopting ‘amend strug le! as the only means
' for the liberation of Falestine ard "people's
war" as the only mothed for action,

10, Adopting the concept of ‘na tional security of
the Arab nation" instead of “divided regional
security" which parcels responsibilities and
leads its Fropononts into a morass of coste
benefit accounting. :

Ll, Rejecting any international natronage which
is inevitably allied to the interest of
colonialism and Zionist influence,

@ This persistent insistance of the Palestinian
reoplie to revolt, their conscious rebellion against
any ard all attempts to iupese upen thom external
limitations or solutions, and their rejection of
| resgttlexont or compsnsation plens would have beoen
’ impossible were there not material, national, moral,

art human imperatives far stronger than those oxterns

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its cultural presence, material progress, ard would
allow 3% to cacpcrate with the other nations of the
world. to realize peace,

The moval imperative of the Palestinian Revo-
lution firds concrste expression in the psoplets
jection of the injustices heanol upon 4 then, the

ssions committed avainst their national ard
rights ami in their rejection of all forms of
sion ard ir njustice, Phis is whet gives the
Falestiniean Re evolut ion its Pesanitarian Pourdation
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2 foremost ane 8 is ocoupled Falestine,

~~because on orism is a movoment of a
racist nature, employing neo-Nazi fascist means to
achieve its expansionist settlement aims,

-beaause a Zio
previo

An aggressive and

liberation movements their human content.
Hence it follows:

i, Tho Palestinian Revolution does not aim-at
annihilating the Jews, for such an act is
based on racism, against which the revolu-
tion is struggling, Furthermore, the Arab

the way for the Arab nation to assert

vist victory in Falestine deprives all

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stinians are an inte~ the combinuation of the Jung chain of nwnan struczle
n recisn throughout against forces of opp assion, injustice, and racism
The destruction of Zionisn, of the political, entity
. : of Israsl,is essential; © otherwise, ali those who gave
2. ldkewiss, the Palestinian Revolution is not their lives in World Yar IZ ent in all wears of
an anti-semitic movemsnt, Por Manti-semitisn liberation throughout history will have died in
is a Western concept alien to the Arab past. vain, Will have “Deon robbed of their imperatives ani

velues that motivated these sacrifices,
36 The Palestinian Revolution ains at destroying

_the Zionist structure in Talestino as repre Brothers: In spite of their disnsersicn and .
wted by the political LL entity of the State . destitution, the Palestinian peonle stard today
risrael, It h has peon psavdo-Legitimig od by through their Revolution as the front line of defense

so-called international recognition which , of their rights, the Arab nation's right, and the

tenored the will of the Falestinian people, rights of humanity at Jarge.

| their right to self-determination and to

| sovereignty on their Palestinian soil. orm The pranes ples of the Revolution, having been

~ declared Long before tho dune, 1957, War, aim at

| ke, Tho Palestinian Revolution aims at reraining more than noeely removing tho effects of * that apares= 8
ths lost rights of the Palestinian people, Sion. the Revolution's basic principle, “Rovolution

After tho liberation of our homeland, we till Victory," means that it is a moverient Scusing at

shell live with those who will live with us the liberation of Felestins and the world from one

aecordd ng to ovr inheront belief in the of the mest danzerous: international movements

prinei plos of equality, justs Sce, and humanity. threatening mantis hunanity, dignity, and frosdon,

Thus, exposing Zionism’s dangers and fighting it

The Palostinian people hate’ war aS much as any . everywhere is as important as the military struzzle

Lther people, but the continued presence of Zionism : being waged by your brothers in the occupied areas,
bn our dard ani the continued political existence of though obvicusly it is no substituts for ity
eras y our country imposes war on us because the
victory of Zionism does not mean poace, It means HNaving clarified the basic rinciples ani the
portinucus oppression ard danger. Likewise, it position of the Falestinian Revolution, ve must now
neeurages all racist movements ard idevlogias to proceed to anslyze the present comition of this

at vik siously against truth and justice, mis leads revolution aml its strength in facing the future,
to nothing but war. Therefore, it is imperative
khet wa fight, end fight until victory. This is a The Fedayeen vany ares of tho Palestinian
Hust str upele for the welfare of justice and true — people who began their cormerio activities against
peace. the enemy on January 1, 1965, wore, and still ars

: . ‘ fully avare of the difficulties hat lie anead of

. The Zionist movement today is a now form of - ___them_on thetic. rood to revolution and freedion, — ee

Jazismy-an-other- words, “opposing it and fighting it”
re human duties, for the struggle is norely an . The phase ‘through which we passed prior to

world's struggle against Nazism an June, 1957, was that of preparation for the pevo-r .
“AW BEZEE: Bsc sold A998 S208 4 Page 464 lution, preparation for it through steadfast’; 2


sstinlan people and

people. Thi

the Revelution, fo n

mev, int requires a total morsing of the Palestinian

p@e-e with the revolutionary vanguards, They, in

turn, should unite with the Arab m » for then

ard only then will the Revoluticn inte its own
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as
ASSES
com

me
as a revolution that is Falestinian in inception,
Arab in depth, capsble of effective action and con=
tinuous growth to mest the enewy's challenge.

After theo dune War, however,.the Palestinian
. > cs :
Revolution moved from nremratory stave to the actual
: prep ¥ Stag
daunchinge of the revolutionary struggis. T
“ urove? the validity of the operational’ and theoret-
ical jourdation underlying the Palestinian armed

strugele, The Wer turned opponents of the Revole-

Silonced the doubters and the skeptics. In general,
a widespread shift in the attitude of tha Arahs as a4
¥ , and the Palestinian people in particular,
octicrod, Some changed because of thoiv true belief
in the principles of the Revolution; others for
emotional. reasons. We believe, however, thet con~
tinucd action, continued mobilisation and orgzani~
gation, and continued strusgle will alleviate the
dangers inhurent in such an emotional allosiance,
ard reinforce a principled -commltment, which leads
to fusion between the Palestinian Revolution and the
Arab people in a conscious organized struggle,

; fherefore, the Revolution must succeed as it
gradually acquires its Arab and human depth, for it
.is a revolution based on the masses. It aime te

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he June War

tion into supporters ani to e# great depres effectively .

alleviats the in

tinians as the ¢

| &tard the drab yx
goal of oxpansio: a)
human rights that the world community cherishes and
that are threstened by racist novenents everywhere
starting with Zionism, :

the Pales-
ts sete~
the ultimate

Brothers: Since the basic ain of the Foles-
tinian Revolution is the liberstion of Falestine
it is clear thet it must mobilize, absorb, end ,
utilice all Palestinian and Arab potentialities
regardless of their social ani economic status, It
was therefore inovituble that wo should vraisa the
Slogan of "non-interference in the internal "
of any Arab state. ® Thi doses not ‘

Oo a
s

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not recogriza the roleti
to the Arab people, It s:

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Libsration; and, therefore, the interest of the
Revolution ig bast sorved by avoiding entanglement
an secondary fights and sido issues, This 4s partie
ewlarly feasible since 2ionisn is not oprosed bo an
Specific Arab doctrine, but rathar aims at the brab
Janis which it seoks to occupy, the Arab nation .
which at seeks te destroy, and the Arab individual
vhom it seoks to enslave, ‘This only means that the
Arab Statas are also living in a state of national
strugele, for they, too, ave threatensd by the same
Ganger regardless of their political erlentation,
os fect of parancunt importance gives oprosition
+ has eh AS ee er CaaS . “ .

Arab problens. "Purthermores oleae ane of
frentation with the Daomiot ores seed armed cone
f ; he Zion nemy 48 certain to nro-
auce greater cohesivensss ard Cooperation among the
Avabs and will eventually destroy many of the ob-
Stacles hitherto encountered on the path to unity

. .

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The newly born Palestinian Revoluti
a. 2 a > Lon was
conceived of the wlll of the Falestinian people to


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Lontes ond thronch their baliof in
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armed: struggle ns tho umnseapible path to freaden,
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Though it is sti in the ac yelowhrg stuaes, Ab
n
tw

undoubtedly will reach the roaut ped Level ction
nous struggles Tho renaining road is

hrougn canth
still a long ons, but it befits us to youse and
revolution and

analyze the future prospects of ths F

to shed some light uron its
Tb is evident that the Revolution today is
page ng through a new phase in which two opposite

£ os are active:

Figst: Escalating of comma rdo activity

waicn has qualitatively change tho vature of the
onfrontation and created a new spirit of comit-

ao

ent and unity ancng thé Palestinian people.

* Secon: The coun nior-ravolut horns ty forces

, “atten tiny to destroy one provement and abart.onr

Kew
Rovolution by limiting ow: actions ard forbidding
tuo critienl : confronting
then blocked prevents our commando
into a fuli-sea!

vs from acting in

the enemy, wh ich
is war of

“ wna tional Liberation; and, 4 interacting with the Arab
adses ina revolutionary mannor whose inevitable

e a the cowiter-revolutionsary forces fear,

* 'heso two opposite orientations point cirectly

ke the responsibility of the Palestinians ard the
wD citizens. They are to opoose all attempts vo
te the Revolution by following clear systematic

as
and ocgarized action aiming st the
armed struagle to the yoint where an aborting
ettempts will bs fruitless.

: The catestrorhe of duns , 1G67, has not only
- }roven the validity of the principles and strategy
of cur Revolution, it also pointed out many aspects
ef he countar-revoipts onary movements, the most
evident of sateh ari she followin 1B
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state since the June War.

escalintion of the

cot at os

t
It js noticeable that aftor each catastrophe
we hava suffercd starting with 1043 and onding
“with 2987, he 2 Arab nation fowd itself sub-
Jected to ° menendous political pressures in
national aspect corplotoly

which the int
cvershadoved | the Aeab aspect, in gonsval, and
naral,

ths Folestinian aspcot, in rartdealar, These
easures Anovitably assert the new "fait
soonels for Isvael and further legitimize
israchi) military gains by ¥ giving then intern
pation ai sanctions and rotestion, The pres=
sures Ses tha June } War, however, are
of a 3; Special an Snore dangerous ratura, cince

iquidats ng the
guise or Hold *
sd "pareefol

e
thesis cettlensn yor or “so-onLls
8 revolve arows

sottlors nt. Those affort
three main points: returning to tho pre~
done Sth situation in exchange ® for erdine the |
State of pews ieerency, ensuring safo fronts ers
for Ysreel along with sther international 7
guar antees, and “gestra oyang tho identity af the
Felostinian strugele by creating what they

call a 'freail. rolitioal sochety," or the
Vdunnry Falostinion identity,

If we can say that the rartition resolution
of 1947 opaned the dossier of Zionist user
tion of Palostine, then it is ecually correct
to infe that the projects for Mmolitica]

te

demont" gy
Zt,

at closing that same dossi
permanently, Likewise, as the 1947 ast ition
ution gave the Zionists a political _
tity upon our land, the present efforts aim
completing the pest efforts by les gitimizing
1 the domards of that entity on‘ons hend, -
i putting, on the other hand, Palestinians
and the Arab people in the impotent position
of being unable to wiertake or to justary an
future action for liberation. ae *.

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3, These dangerous prospects transcend the
monticned goals into a systematic
psychological warfare that us
cle to create a Leal:
tence amcng the Arab vis-a-vis Israqli
military superiority and hente to entrench
even further the fear of Israeli expan-
sionism. From here, it is but a short step,
after impesing the peace settlement, to
justify ending the pericd of armed resis-
" tence against the Israeli aggression which,
@ in turn, would pave the way for striking
at the Falestinian rasistance moveront
| and embroil it in seeordary dismites that
| would weaken it ard divert it from its
wollemarked course of action against Zionist
occupation.

ng of impo-

“

: The Falestiniah’Révolution rajects
all such pwoposals an rationzlizations, for in
reality it is but a new way of presenting an uncon
dition:l surrender leading to the eventual destruc~
tion of the Palestinian people, None of thess
efforts acknovledges the basic premise cf the Israeli.
political entity, This is the b: stratogioc
foursation woon which the Felastinian Revolution

ee based and for woioh it strives under its slogan
@ rolution until Victory. For this reason, armed
struggle must be asealated to a degree that will
paralyze the forces opposing the Revolution,

seed
Brothers
«

. The current phase of the Revolution is the
‘most critical one in spite of the victories wa have
so far achieved, It is imperative that we confront
_all those counter-revolutionary attempts and stardd
fast by the Revelvtion, protecting it Trom the
dnternal Arab contradictions ard yortisan Tights,
allowing it to concentrate on its main task amd to
‘avoid secordary struggle. tt is our duty to exert
our utmost pressure on the Arab governments and the
NW 88206 Dovid: 32sac6t4sPige agpport the Revolution instead

of compoting with 16 or attempting to contain it

urder the pretexts of its "hrab nature or of
- : te a eg
“increasing its effectiveness,"

Actually, increasing the ‘effectiveness of the
Revolution occurs in two main fields:

1, In the Palestinian reglm, which includes
tha Falastinian people and the armed
struggle in the oecunied areas;

ae , as

2. In the Arab vealn, which incliges the

Areb people, lard, and government,

The Palestinian Revolution neods b
; ; y soa am 4 oth the
Falestinian people and the Arab people,

The Revolution, likewi
18 R : ewise, nseds the Arab lend
as well as Imlestine, Avap land

29

Training must cur
-. Tra, g must occur on Arab soil, Movament
of armaments and supplies must pass throuch Arab

dard, Storage of arms ard supplies must be in Arab
lard. Financial support comes from the Arab people
a ple,

3
Information and news must go through Arab channels,

mel wee mobilization and organization of ths
estinian psople must be accomplished re 5
where they are located, pisshed' in Areb land

b
¥
ig
t

; ALL this means that the Revolution is affectern a
in one way or another by Arab conditions and Arab
power structures, This highlights the extent of the
eifort to be, exponded in the Arad countries in order
o harness all the potential in s :
3 support
Revolution, . pone of the |

Now comes the role of the Arab citizen,
Now.comes the role of the Arab organizations
< e

Now comes the role of the Arab i
Now comes ab political

ee |


aa

wpe

Now comes the role of the Arab government

Now comes the role of whoever arasps the

. . future implications of the Fales-~
: tinian Revolution, its needs, and
GQenands within the Arab reala,

The tremendous amount of Arab administrative,
intellectual, and executive efforts required by the
Falestinian Revolution are now Clearsesssvrcencveve
It is also clear that at the nresont the duty of
thas ab people is to direct their efforts within
th@Prab reals to serve the Reyolution; solidify it;
aid it; fulfill its moral, financial, and material

NSEAS.c ocoseeverevecons

This needed work
carried out with compist
luts corviction that one
to strengthen the Kevolu
it by creating new at
_ their unification on the pretext thet.

preferable to division." me shovld protect the
Revolution by not creatine differences within it and
then ask for their resol lution on the frounis thet
“such differences waszken the Revolution," ,

gan

hand ty is

Brothers: It is necessary to believe in the
n for strengthening the power of the Revolution

as a Falestinian national movement, not to weaken 1%
by intreducing into it internal Arab contradictions,

be they regional, political, or ideological,

. If they accept this concopt of the Revolution,
the Arab citizen, the Arab political party, and the

Arab voverrment can porticivetse in the Revolution
just as much as the Palestinian. If faet, their

participation, emanating from such a clear undor-
‘Standing, is critical ta the ultimate success of the
Revolution. for only, thon would all the requirements

and’ nesds mensiyned. 498 va be adequately met.

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Brothers: These are thé b & of the
Pale nian Revelubion, the velidit: cn hes
pean uryuodtionsbly contirmed by the active
experienc ’ _ foe Fours. in all
hongsty w s Rovelution mors ard nore
successes ly is abteaineg. This is all
the more imy the “honsyricon period! wa
are experienc son VErNHsnts T2y Come
to an abrur he ne 8, and this means
that the fwhure holds po ari dantvers
that can only Bo & met bye G contents and
st. 5 Just CUSSED seaceswccve

Your responsib
pour brothers

co ch kt
Qa oo
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You besr 6 vesponsibility that
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Throeueh

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back home cannot bear
this basic complementary work, wo must proceed
our victory through our Revolution: Vietory for
the Areb nation; victory for hwuanity.

The Palestino National
Liberation Movement,
WPateh!

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Addvess by
the Al-Paieh Delegation - . L

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te the Second Fitternaticnal

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ADDRESS BY THE AL-FATEH DELEGATION TO THE
SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN SUPPORT
OF TRE ARAB PEOPLES °

Cairo, January 1969

Friends, J
In the name of ‘the people of Palestine, in the name of the
Palestinian Revolution, in the name of Justice and Peace for

which we fight, we thank you for your concern and the concern”

of your people in Justice and Peace in cur part of the world.

We are very happy to have the opportunity to racet with you,
because you represent people who fought for peace based on justice.

We can sec among you people who fought the Nazi invasion
and the fascist terror in Eurene. ;

We also find among you people who fonght, and are still
fighting, imperialism and colonialism and racial discrimination
in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

We honestly feel'that we stand among friends and comrades
who believe in the right of every peapie to self-determination and
its right to enjoy liberty on its own land, free of oppression and
discrimination.

¥ oF
Our people were deprived ef their rights to self-dctermination

and to the enjoyment of life en their own land without oppression.
This was the resull of a serious racist aggression carried out. by

- an imperialist organisation: Zionism.

The aggression of the 5th of June is one manifestation of this
basic aggression that had its roots in the 19th century, and whose
culmination was the cstablishment of the State of Isracl in 1948.

- .The maajor victim of this aggression was the Avab Palestinian people

who were forccd to evacuate their homes and land under a reign
of terror and oppression.
We therefore refuse to consider the 1967 aggression - as a

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4 Address by an al-Fatch Delegation

separate and distinct phenomenon, and we refuse to accept any

olution focusscd on the results of the last aggression without.

asidering the source of the ceeression itself,

: The Resolution of the Security Council, November 22nd 1967,
jand all further proposals explaining or modifying it, are inadcquate
jand irrelevant from ur point of view, and therefore are totally
jand categorically unacceptable to us.
: All such proposals skirt the reat issue and avoid its core,
namely: the right of the Palestinians to liberate their country, to
chjoygm 2d and homes, and to have the right to decide how they
want unit.

We, the people of palestine, are carrying on an armed revolu-
tion in order to re-establish peace with justice in the Holy Land.

wk oR ok

We would like you to consider the rnagnitude of our problem.
|For ‘we are facing a Zionist structure that had, its roots in 19th
icentury Europe, at the heart of the imperialist movernent. Zionism
lis onc of the most oppressive and aggressive forms of imperialism,
one that has as its major goal the total uprooting of one people
|from a country to replace them by another.
The roots of the aggression lie in the Zionist ideology itself,
with its belief in the need to bring a select, chosen people without
ra land, to a land that is to be evacuated by its inferior people.
. eo methods used to accomplish this objective are terror,
opprcMe and deceit.

Let me quote one of the original Jewish pioncers in Palestine,
Nathan’ ChoShi, who wrote to the editor of the Jewish Newsletter
in February 1959:

“Tt you really wanted to know what happened, we old Jewish
sctiler> in Palestine who wiinessed the fight could tcll you how
and in what manner we Jews forced the Arabs to leave cities
and Vvillages...Some of them were driven out by force of arms;
others were nade to leave by deccit, lying and false proznises,
Ttas ere: int to cite tue citics cf Jaffa, Lydds, Ramleh, Beer Sheba,

s TOL g munrzer.css others.” Nathan Chofhi conti-

Tore i ¢ heve pecple wao lived on its own land for 1,300
years. V's car.c tud turned, the native Arabs into tragic refugees.

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Address by an al-Fateh Delevation

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name. Instead of being deeply ashamed of what we a ana of
trying te undo some of the evil we committed, by helping these
unfortuncte refiigees, we justify our terri ible acts and even ¢ ‘cite empt
to glorify them.” .
’ Professor Erich Fromm, the nected Jewish writer and thinker,
had this to add: “tt is oft en said that the p Arabs fled, thai they le left

.

bility for losing their property and theis ta and. But, in en vera.
international law, the principle holds true that no citizen loses hi.
property or his rights of citizenship, and the citizenship right is :.
de facto right to which the Arabs in Palestine have much more
legitimacy than the Jews. Just because the Arabs fled? ’? Professor
Fromm asks. “Since when is that punishable by confiscation of
property and by being barred from returning to the land on which
a people’s forefuthers have lived for generations? The claim of
the Jews to the land of Israel cannot be a realistic political claim.
3f all mations would suddenly claim territories in which their
forefathers heve lived two thousand years ago this world would
be a machouse.”

“ox %

The Zionists went ahead coldbloodedly with their sinister
scheme to vacate Palestine of its people, by the use ef terror,
massacres and frightening rumors.

Arthur Koestler, the pro-Zionist author, described what
happened at Deir Yassin on April Sth, 1948, as the “blood bath
that was the psychologically decisive factor in the Arabs’
spectacular exodus.”

On that day, the Zionist terrorist organization Irgun Zvei
Leami killed 250 men, women and children. After 1948 there
were other mass killings in cccuped Palestine, e.g. Ikrit (1951), Al
Tiva (1953), Abu Ghosh (1953), Kafr Kassem (1956), etc,, as
part of the systematic Zionist plan for the complete evacuation
of the Palestinians, to be replaced by Jewish settlers from all
over the world. .

These were the conditions that forecd ‘the Palestinians to leave
their horneland.

The Zionists did not‘come to 4 country without people. There
lived in Palestine a people with a civilization. They reaczed to the

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6 Address by an al-Faich Delegation

Zionist challenge by education, economic and human mobilization, -
and competed with the Zionists in the ficids of rnaanagement,
finance and technology.

With all their efforts, by 1947 the Zionists had only been
able to acquire 5.6% of the total area of Palestine. However, the
1947 U.N. reschution for partition a allowed them 56% of Palestine,
and by terror and aggression they went on to cccupy 89% in
1948. Today, after the June 5 1967 aggression, the rest o” our
Palestiz “s occupied, as well as Sinai and the Golan Heights.

@ oe R

For twenty years, the Palestinians were the victizns of world
procrastination. While many resolutions were passed in the United
Nations, the Israclis continued to occupy more and rnore territory

witile the world remained indifferent. Under such co onditions, the
only alternative left to the Palestinians was armed revolution, ,
I am sure that the facis of the case are very clear to you. You
can visuatize the conditions under which our people have suilered.
Por tweits years most of the’ f Jestinians have ved ina diaspora
of shabbt “y:nts, misery and the humiliation of a meager dole. in
this schizophrenic world of « the rights of Africans, Asians and
Polynesi:,..3 were recognized and espoused, while Palestinian rights
were dist, wded and forgotten. Not even the tragedy of the heroic
Angol.ns, South Africans and Zimbabians equalled theirs. For,
alo: yma these oppressed people, the Palestinians were totally
uprootid from their land and completely denied the right to live
on it and: Leroy its ‘fruits.
Gur ‘people have risen to arms because all other means have
been exhausted. We refise to accept misery and diaspora as our
fate, and we refuse charity and compromise as solutions to our
, problem. We shall overcome: through a long-term liberation
‘revolution to destroy the bases of colonialist aggression that frustrate
-the exercise of our inalienable rights, and to bring an end to the

racist militarist regime that oppresses our pe ople. We, will fight so
that peace with justice is restored to our land.

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nyc i. Ba! aso HE abe dr Th the Tune & war. With ‘old

Address by an al-Fateh Delegation 7

rusty weapons and against heavy odds, our youth embarked on
the revolution with all che determination and P persistence of a Jong-
oppressed people, Now as we embark on our fifh year of strugete,
the feulis of our sacrifices are beghining to show. The Palestine
Liberation Movement bas succeeded in awakening our people,
in rekindling Us hope for a better future with dignity and respect
in our own land. We are forcing the enemies of peace to admit
their failure Lo extinguish our revolution, we are winning battles,
and we are starting to shape our destiny.. We are not swayed by
crnotional appeals, we are not seekers of revenge, we are not
bloodthirsty terrorists. We are freedom fighters with clear and
mature goals, We are fighting today to create the new Palestine
of tomorrow: A progress! vé, Gemocratic, secular Palestine in
which Christian, Moslem and Jew will wor: ship, work, live peacefully
and enjoy ean rights, This is no utopian dream or false promise,
for we have always lived in peace, Moslerns, Christians and Jews
in the Holy Land. The Palestinian Arabs gave a refuge, 2 warm
shelter and a helping hand to Je sws fleeing persecution in Christian
Europe 2 and to the Armenians flecing persecution in Moslem
Turkey, as wellas to Greeks, Circassians and Malicse among others.
Our Palestinian revolution still stretches its welcoming hand
to all human beings who want to fight for, and live in, 2 democ-
ratic, tolerant Palestine, irrespective of race, color or religion.
During the last four years, sore 500 of our people have given

" their lives on the baitlefield. During the same period many mere

than that have died in refugee camps from bitter cold, poor nourish-
ment and disease.

We are here to assert to you, and to ask you to confirm to
your people, t that our people will not lay down their arms until
Palestine is liberated and our rights restored. We will not accept
any settlement that denies us these rights, be it the Security
Council’s resolution, or any other proposal or political settlement
ensuing from it. We will not accept any substitute to a war
of national liberation and will tenaciously hold to it regardless of
sacrifices and costs. Could anybody have asked you to accept
anything less than total freedom from Nazism, fascism or colonia-
lism? We are confident the people of the world will back our
struggle and will support our revolution, for it is the struggle of
man to achieve the loftiest of man’s values: neace and fut

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Transletor's Introduction

This dialogue was comiueted with "Abu-dmar!
by Talal Salman, a Iebanesa journalist who visited
the fedayeen besss ard wrote a series of articles in
al L-Seryad ad, a Lebanese weekly megazine. The first
articse yhpys alogue with Abu-dmer", appeared in

alnSey vyad on January , 2s 1969, 7

-

The erticle is an important document because
+ presents the ideas and thoushts of the joader of
al-Fateh in a ce mprehons sive manner. “AbueAmar” dise
eusses the ideas of the Hovemcyt an clear terms, aryl
attempts to answer critics by further oxplaining the

Movement's stand on certain ambiguous questions,

y

° A rember of Smportayt iders ave clarified in
i this article. Fix vst, the emergence of “Telestinian
| :
| 7. identity! as an iniewendent force, acorting armed
. struggle te rogain the "land" and confront the
Imperialist presems, Second, Fatch's relation to
Avasb povermionts is charifacd., “Abucjmar' stresses

that ths movement does not interfere im the lecal
politics of the Arab govermments, Tt deperds on
popular supoort and on the rasses for protection.
Yatoh seeks a certain independence and in that sen:
At interferes in the affairs of Arab States; by
existing on their territery, by moving freely, and
by cxercising the right to fight for Liberation of
the cecupled territories, Third, Fateh appears as
a unifsring force, since its bases exist in most
Arab states ani its men move freely from ons state
to another, Fateh, therefore, works against
regionslism and promotes Arab unity in action .
Fourth, the question of idcelozy or leftist vs.
rightist contraversy is clarified. "Abu-imar"
stresses that all Fatch men sro of the wretched of
the earth since they lock the means for existence,

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Moreover, this is a stage of "Liberation struggle,”,
Where actions are moro important than words, and
Where efforts of all Palestinians are needed,
Fateh has its orientation, however, and in terms
of arned struggle against Imperialism, it is more
leftist than the Soviet Union and the Arab
Cormunist partios, Disagrosment between Communist
erties and Fateh exist over proposals for "psaces
ful settlenent" of the conflict, for Fateh rejects
any Aa xceful scttlenonts® and believes in armed
sor@® sas tho only solution

At this stage of Arab history, Fateh ideas
qv ¥

are whos and ropresent a turning point in Arab
thought, Thoy rorpresent tho boyinning of 2 now
Arab ro-awakoz: ng, an attémpt at the redefinition
ef the Arab buying in terms of armed struggle,
Fateh spesrhea

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4

4

ds this ro-awakening, it is the

2 revolution, and it leads by action
Co

Fateh is thus the antithesis of Arab "revolu~
tionary" thought, which was Linited to slogans
and devoid of any action in the form of armed
struggle. Fateh is action ard armed struggle, and
the gcw synthesis betweon action and thought will
be free and liberated Arab human being,

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This erticle is the product of an open dis»
eussion with "Abu Awaert, I hope it represents a true
and comprehensive picture of his deas, which are the
ideas of the “Palestine Rational iberation Movement ~
Fateh",

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tt

As I entered the cave, Abu Ararts voice
ested mo: ‘Weleoma.” He then acded, fa are in
@ state of alert as you kn W, and this reko it neces~
sary for us to cancel many of our meetings, I am
Sorry for having mede you wait this morning,"

I shock his hand and greeted the men as I
walked insides. I sat on a chair facing his small
Aba Amar smiled as I looked at his smal}.

viny eves, his flat noss,ari the natural
moustache, His clothes were Simple, the same as what
other fighters wor .

I began with, "I have a number of questions
in mind, as do many people, about "Fateh" ard its
ideas and operations, Much has been written and sai¢c

Ly 59

about "Fateh? avd its ideas and operations, Much hac
bean written awl said about "Patch in newspapers ayxi
magacines al) over the world, and it is necessary to
explain and answer,!

=m

He said quickly: "T do not urderstard this
concern with Fateh, Everybody esks of Fatehs others
criticize Fatsh, ara every tine the accusation ig
differsnt. Onee wa ware aecused of being "Moslem
Brethren", another time of baing "Chinese Conmunists*,
@ third time "Batthists", erd after June Sth it was
Said we vere “Nassorites', Others, of course, insiet
We aro a satellite of Saugs 4
be all these things at the

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rable, Why? How can we
eo thin sume time? We do not Tird
it necessary to deny theso accusations because they
are not true and the contradictions in them are the

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imperialist presence on Arab soil,

proof." He continued with a stile, before I asked hin
@ new question: “Now the situation is different,
Foems of praise aro written about us. Those who

used us before, now view us as heroes who have
given back to this Arab nation its confidences and its
hope for victory at a time when it was sunk in the
shame of defeat."

Lael

said: "Sone e xplain the acav Y
you es a result of not clerifying your ideclogica
ideymycy ..." Adu Amar moved ard said: UPhis is
the @: of the matter, Let us first define ovr
terms. What is meant by ideological identity? Is
it to declare to people wy belief in Marxism? Ts
this what I have to do at this stage? Bverybedy
imuires about the social contene oF ovr movenent
and cur revolution,. Is this the time for defining
the social content? ize ie Hot, still, at a a. stage
ort “ne tional liberation? iflow do o you exuect me 6, then,
to ¢ dey sive 3 many Classes of the Falestintan people
£ their right to participate in the struge. 6 for
Tabs eration?"

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I said, arguing: "Let us define, at the
me time, the foress we are fighting.
is Israel, Ziorisn,and the imperialist powers that

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Abu Arar interrupted me; "Usually people

‘desoribe Isrgol as a fort guarding imperialist

interests in tha Arab World ... I prefer to compare
Tsrael-to the East Indie Company."

T then continued: "The battle then is not
only against the state of Israel, but against all
Thus it is not
a baitile for Falestiriens slone, but for all Arabs.
Israel now oceuples, in addition to Palestina,
Egyrtian ant Syrian territorios, and its expan-
Slonist designs sneliwe Lebanon, East Jordan, and
parts of Ira “eth Y,

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Abu Amar said: "That is true
Palestinian f First, and as a Falest
gee, nomeless, without a countr

expected of ma to wait and sl i
revolution ar explode as? IT have to strurglse to
my vy country. Others, too, 1% sed to strusal
Syrian + people must struggle to liberates t
oceupled territories, the Egyptian pe

ts regain Simei e As fear "Or IES, = patt s hare, on
Falestine's land and For at." Y gaia: Wut y you u do
not exist in isolation, You move within s snseirs
corditicns Jmposed upon you by the imperialist
presence,”

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Abu Amar continued, as he cointed te his
Sovict machine gun: "Por me, as a Falestinian, I
mada the choice and chose to face the imperialist
Presence. «with the gum alone f confront it."

~'You are free in your
tainly clash with the present Arab Testablicshnents!,"
Abu Amar said seriously: "Yos, the clash did,
in fact, cceur, Bofore June 5th, wo were accused of
aiming at involving Arab governments in a war for

which they Were not prepared. It was said that, as
agents. of CENTC, we were consyiringe to erbarass the
proz gressive Roverrnonts ard preparing for their over~
throw, fter June 5th, we wers told, ‘If you fire

one pallet we will consider you crin Snals am

traitors... your eotion now would be irresponsible,
ard will lead to
Sa calm dewn ant

destruction of the Arab nation,
cb your play os. or cise,!" Abiw
& om: "IL our movemon nd wa

a iss gy §

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Amar smiled arxt we s not
genuine and vas not excressing the conse tousness and

will of ow people, we would be hanged in & nuxbor
of Arab states for high treason," He adde ‘uihen
they (the governnen ts) saw tho Israeli wenn about
our Movensnt
because we ‘refused to accept defeat and surrander,
they rallied to us.4

chohes, but you will ecer- Fs

ard the Arab populer support we received

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carry t: nom, re : 22 Gee sures sm 1oree 18 the
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fillzent of all our _Gonsrcis, Ve gat f

ws ask for This cannot be an indication of waak-
Ls 1.0 hacessity

n the contrary, i

IeBS, bu to x
for a cont Taee with thom if they support the
Yelestinian rovoluticon, But af they forbid us whet -
we moed, then we Will not rengin silent,”

3.

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7 Lebanon to clarify

12VB No right to give’
AACS

Without boing saver
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the idea. In poincip
an opinion ebout tne pros sent Lebanese regime, It
not our duty to demand or work for s change of
Y ae that is the duty of the Lebanese yoople,
ard 7* is not for us, theref to give an opinion
abou, *anternal matters, to demard tho res ignation
~Yati's govermmont or the appointment of this
Cur only interest is that the
ae does not stand against the
ve destroy it. Even if
ttempts to strike aysinst us, we would not
3 een wo would let the
rowill, The day the

f Kafr Snuba 2 oscureed, Fateh men and the

hters did not domonstrate, to demand

or the Resistance Mevenent. it was the
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any appa | ox govrerncr and suc Ah inte veyed ma
We do, however, excroise our right for

anl for the continuation of ow strugsle,"

abu Amar cortimied in a serious tone
know how mary martyrs wa Lost on 4/11/2968 (rete:
to the cla ash be eon the Jordanian seowity forges
and the Resi 7e Mevanent)? We hed 1? martyrs,
Hurdrads of otent ard unarmed civilians were also
injured, TL af wa

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net interfere in his government's interral aifeivs,
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39

except when our own existence
is ow basic demand from Jordsn at thie stage? Our
demands are; to exist on its territory, to move

freely ameng Palestinians, and to have tha right of

dying for our land?
Loasked him: "The reletion batiyveon Arab
governments ard the Palestinian Resistencea Movement
conld deteriorato,..if a Npeacetyl setilemant" is
reached the picture will charge and tha KOVEY MaAents
would attempt to liquideto the Resistanca Novonent,

What then?!
Abu Amar ansvered: That is possible, aml I
esuce you tiat ws are in a state of alortmess :

at our liow dati on anytine,

because wo expect attexzpts
We know that some Areh sovernments are usin 5ous, in
theic inverrational contacts, as a tr wap ce 2rd in

ir play at reaching a "peaceful settlonsnt", But

ow thet wa are nov strong:

eve

thoi

thesa governments do not Im

than ever, We ave the third lergost 2 Forco hare
nian Army and thse fraqi forces

right 2 after the dorda
an Jordan. | This is ow om 2 military strength, We
iso derive strength fron popular sursort here, in
Support stems from ths |

Jordan, and abroad, This
deter winaticn of our nation to resist defect and to

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attain victory. ; us of boing rightists. I read an article in
; AlcHuriyah a few days ago, which claimed that we
I em'not boasting when TI say that we (Fateh) botray the armed struggle due to our class |
have affirmed tho nation's will for victory. composition, # .
After June Sth, we alone moved and declared with ; |
our bullets that. the war was not emied, that the He turned to the mon arowsd him, leughed and .
Falestinian yoople still exist and thet the Arab asked: “hen, I have forgotton whera my Father's
nation is stronger than defeat. Cur revolution is proparty is.... Do you remenber?! He continued, as
the clear declaration of ow will, We regard all the men quieted dow “There are no ¢2 vita alists, ;
Nreaceful settlements" as surrenler and nothing oxploiters or bow argeois. among Fateh msn, You have |
eo . You must have heard what "Al-Asifah" Radio visited our bases, Did you see any rich fighters?
a about the Soviet prorosel, m3 ieAsifah" We are all of the wretched of the earth. Actually,
criticized it an strong terms, oni effirmed that we ara the poorest of the world, for as Palestinians, ..
the Falestinian psople alone determine their destiny." wo lack not only the means for existence, but owt
owm country, and that is the worst land of poverty,® .
I listened, engrossed, as he continued: “Lt vee ‘ :
is stranze thet we are * neeused of regionalism when‘ I said: You are now confirming what the
we, in practice, have ermled all divisions. Wa do leftists aro saying ...8
not recornize borders, Our men move from one Arab 4
State to another with Faton identity cards only, Abu amar answered with emotion: "I ama
We Vere on every Arab scil and wherever Palestinians refugee. Wo aro a nation of refugses, Do you know
are, We have bases in Syria, we train our forces the moaning of being a rcofuges? I am a human being
in Iraq, Esypt and Algeria, ard ‘wherever the oppor who has lost overything. JI own nothing. Even my
tunity is offered us (China awl Viet-Naa), Wo have cowitry has boen taken from me antl IT have been
active geours in Sevdi Arabia, Kuwalt and the Gulf . kicked ont. What is the meaning of Left or Right
aroa, it is not reasonable for us, in order to ‘ in this’ liberation struggle? . I want my country even
oe: ursolves against the accusation of region- . aif the devile liberate it for me. As a Felastinian,
n, to attempt ‘ to overthrow King Paisal, or the 7 I do not, anyhow, have the time te sperm on arguing
goue ernment in Qatar or Rahrain er any other Arab laft or right, Am I wine position to refuse the
siete, We ara not willing to discuss the yproblens . partion ration ard help of any human being? Do you
a1 grlentations of any Arab goverriment ard we are ask mg to veruse money from Saudi Arabia because
128 willing to take a stand vis-e-vis any govern- they are rightists? Bnt with their monoy, we buy
‘ment on the basis of its outlooks ~ for example, weapons from Civina. How do you call this action,
abdut socialism. # . ; leftist or rightist? ‘The problem in ny wind and in ‘
Y : . the mird of other Palestinians is simple, ard there
z7we are beginning to discuss is no nacd for cenplications, We bh expelled ot
"from our country which is being eceusied Vby 2 another
re _ peor onle through 3 the farce of : arms and oy the aid of |
na strong voice: "Every Imperialism, Tt is our dety ard {our sae to work | a,
or left ... foreign for the Libsrath on of our isd and ito regain iv even ‘
vat thiss: Gur brethren, by force of BETS » The confusion is due to extrnnga ts :
JieArab) anchse . : tt


ons, lf we desl with the si
1S, WO can wirlerstard it bet
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ard Feteh, as a revolutionary movoment, must have
a clear ideolosy. Not every person who carries

& gun is a revolutionary. In this complex battle
which was imposed on the Palestinian psople and
Arab nation, adeolesgy seens to be the most
O28 instrument ... " Abu Amar calmly asked me
to explain what I meant exactly, I seid: “Isn't
our battle against Israel and Zionism a battis
against colonialism and imperialism at the same
time?" He answered: "Yes, certeinly ... "

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otter

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wa

~ "Ysn't the Zionist presence directly related to
inperislist interests in ow grea?!

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e “Aren't imperialist interests reflected in one

“r

y or another by Arab governments?"

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~ "Isn't then our confrontation with Israel, as an
juperialist base and outpost for the protection of
inperial ist interasts, a direct clash with all
; imperd alist forcesT!
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Abu Amar ansasred:
_ evalysi" that we agi
Letom °
t> ald
the & new.

TYou moan from this
mld be in the "leftist! SAY.
evs ave the most ortis +!
fi: cg Baia, Don't he: sucprised.’. Isy'+
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~ "Are Israel's designs limited to Palestine alone?”

bn bho words?

vion soit bo a
Tesseore xray i sabtlenent” am presser : s for that’
purpose, We rofuse "peaceiy
their proposals, Are the Arab Gem
more *leftist! then us? Let me sa nxly that
they are not, fer Communist parties sevooated at one
time, peace with israel, which you call an imperialist
base in cur midst, on our land,"

Tt said:
2 Commumist

MBot Tam not arguing with you from
ant of view."

He then continued: "I unter rstand that.. But
thoy have, witi] this tine, reservations anout the
Resistance Movement, and shay (the Communists) say
thet wo are fenatics and oxtromists, driven by
religious feeling Tne Soviets told ns that; they xi
Said that we are “anichs ng matters worse, that we do
not wierstand the nature of our pres sont struggle
and, thorafore, we are orerextending ourselves, I
vant to ask you: Is our struggle with Isracl siuply
aus to its military fescist regime? And if leftists
do reach power in Israel] would that solve the
problem?" ,

T said: "Rest assured thet there are no trus
socialists in Israel, for socialism cannot survive
in an exclusive society based on religion am race,"

‘nu 4mar continusd: “Even if you believe that,
4% is still premature to dexsrai thet our new revo-
lutionary movement have a sosiel content, Deo you
vant us to spe ity the nature of the regime to bs in
Palostins efter its liberation, now? That discus-
sion wowld be too early, Moreover, to speak of a
social cemtont for ow Resistance Movenert at this
tine would reflect a leftist missionary eval and a

“Reftist imutoriiy. We are now in 8 stage nf Bete
yational Jaberstion. At this stage all idcolorical

hk Aso Bo eet
differences wirich are a form of theoretical IAUrY

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must be forgotton until liberation is won. Then,
we can Gisagrce among ourselves as much as we
like over leftist, rightist, socialist or liberal
ideas...

We are not ae mrty, Woe are
Palestinians who have discove red, befors others,
that our country will not be returned to us unless
we fight for its liberation. So, we have carried

rpons and begun the armed struggle without
} NM@pying to exhaust our thoughts over ideological
' enelyses."

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I said: "But when you carry the gu an, then
by necessity you are in the léftist camp,"

Abu Amar explained: "2
you ask us to be more radicel than } “a0 Ese-Tung.

Ho fourht Ciriang hei-Shek who dofteried the bour-

Zeolsie; but when Japan occupied China, Mao formed
an alliance with Chiang Kai-Shek, because the
liberation of the country was mors important than
the ideological differences ovcr the form of .
Goverment, why do you ask us to remove i
ani effective rationalist forces from our » revo
nocnie? What right t dot t
y Pelee tinians? The only criteria
ectication to the revolution,

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" . Years in tne Arabian Gulf and mads their wealth "|
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no capitalists emong us, The majority are homeless,
- refugees. J nsed money,and money is a basic factor
for ‘the revolution, for with money I buy arms: and
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V. EVIDENCE OF NATIONAL UNITY

New York received 51,199 copies of "The Black
Panther" newspaper from National Distribution, San Francisco,
California, and in turn forwarded 1,700 copies to Agusta,
Georgia, and 4,800 copies to Detroit.

SF T-22
October 28, 1970

13,000 papers dated November 7, 1970, were
received via Trans Worl@d Airlines. The pepers for Cleveland
also arrived Detroit via American Airlines as Cleveland was
apparently having a shipping problem.

DE T-1
November 10, 1970

The Detroit NCCF received the following number
of newspapers £rom National Distribution, San Francisco,

Californias : ~
Number of papers Newspapers dated
15,000 November 14, 1970
14,006 November 21, 1970
14,000 - November 28, 1970

| DE T-1
| : . November 30, 1970

: A shipment consisting of 43 boxes of newspapers
consigned to Community Center, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit,
Michigan, from National Distribution, 1335 Fillmore, San
Francisco, California,’ arrived in Betroit on November 12,
1970, via United Airlines. On Rovember 13, 1970, EDGAR
ROBINSON called United Airlines and said he would pick up.
the papers.

- DE T218
November 16, 1970

A shipment of 29 boxes of newspapers consignee
and shipper as above, arrived in Detroit, November 20, 1970, ~
via United Airlines.

DE T-18
November 23, 1970


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A shipment .oOnsisting of seven boxes of newspapers

“oonrised to NORMAN/MC KEE, NCCP, 2219 Indiandale, Detroit,

‘Shipper as above, arrived Detroit 5:10 p.m., November 26,
1970. _Via United Airlines, with instructions to hold at

Se pe tis

November 30, 1970
HUEY P. NEWTON, leader of BPP, is scheduled to
speak at the following locations in an effort to raise
funds for the Detroit 163:
Date , Location
November 16, 1970 Oakland University,

Rochester, Michigan

Movember 17, 1970 Michigan State University,

East Lansing, Michigan

November 17, 1970 University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Michigan
November 18, 1970 Western Michigan University

Kalemazeo, Michigan

DE T~1
November 12, 1970

BEVERLINA POWELL, Pinancial Secretary, Illinois
Chapter, 3PP, arrived in Detroit, Hovember 19, 19370, and
returned to Chicago, November 20, Yo70. She attempted to
borrow busses for the transportation of the Chicago group
to the Constituticnal Convention, Weshingten, D.c., but was
refused.

“DE T~1
Noveinber 20, 1970

ROBERT’ BAY end ZAYD/SHAKUR, BPP, New York, DAVID
HILLIARD, CONNIE MATTITIWS, and HUDY NEWION, BeP Son Francisco
arrived in Detroit October 16, 1970, and left October 13,
1870, en route to New York. These individuals were in Detroit

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to accompany NEWTON on a speaking tour to raise funds for
the Detroit 16. :

DE T-16
November 20, 1970

Reservations were made on American Airlines Flight
departing San Francisco for Detroit, 11:50 p.m., Noverd
25, 1970, for RONNIE IRVIN and NORMAN MC KEE, bothPotr
NCCF members. A third Detroit NCCP member, VIRO® REDVINE,
was to remain in California,

SF T.22
November 25, 1970

Approximately 40 persons, both Negro and white,
including members of the Detroit NCCF left Detroit in two
Hertz van-type trucks and at least two cars on November 26,
1970, en route to the Revolutionary People's Constitutional
Conventicn, Washington, Dac.

DE T-3
November 26, 1970

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Se PS Se — TOI

Lo also known as

Te \ “ Black Panther Party for Self nefense

Accordin, to the official newspaper Us the BPP, the BPP
was started during December, 1966, in Oakland, California, <O
organize black people so they can teke control of the life,
politics, and the destiny of the black community. It was
organined by BOBBY G. SEALE, BPP Chairinan, and HUEY P. WEWTON,
Minister of Defense, BPP.

_ The official newspaper, called "The Black Panther,"
régularly states thet the BPP advocates the use of guns and
guerrilla tactics in its revolutionary program to end oppression
of the black people. Residents of the black community are
urged to arm themselves against the police who are consistently
referred to as "pigs" who should be killed.

The newspa
article by the t
This article ende

ex, in its issue of September 7, 1968, had an
Minister of Education, GEORGE MURRAY.
with the foLlowi ings

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"Black men. Black peopie, colored persons of America,
revolt everywhere! Arn yourselves. The only culture
worth keeping is revolutionary culture. Change.
Freedom everywhere. Dynamite! Black power Use

the gun. Kill the pigs everywhere.”

The BPP newsyvaper, issue of October 5, 1968 had. en
article introduced with the following statement ‘Wie will
not dissent from American government. We will overthrow i

DAVID HILLIARD, Chief of Steff, BPP, in a speech et the
San Francisco Polio Field on November 15, 1969, said "We will
kill Richard Nixon." :

. DAVID HILLIARD, in-the “New York Times," issue of
December 13, 1960, was quoted as follows: "We edvocate the
very direct cverthrow of the government by way of force
“and violence."
In the issve of April 25, 1970, the BPP newspeper had
an article by Minister of Culture ENORY DOUGLAS as follows:

"The only way to make this racist US government administer
justice to the people it is oppressing, is...by tak
up arms against this government, killing the officiels,
until the reactionary forces... are dead and those thet

are left turn their weapons on their superiors, thereby.
passing revolutionary judgement against the number cone

enemy of all mankind, the racist US government."

The BEP Headguarters is located et 1046 Peralta Street,
Oakland, California. Branches of the Ber, and Committees to
Combat Fascism under control of the BPE, have been established
‘in various locations in the USA,

CO VERT EPS IT AEE AY APPENDIX
JUESE Phe ce ee

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APPENDIX

LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACK WORKERS
Also known as
Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRU#)

A source advised on April. 22, 1970, that the
League of Revolutionary Black Workers (LRBW) is a black
extremist labor union, with headauarters at 179 Cortilen
Highland Park, Michigan, in the greater Detroit metros solftan
area. Source advised that the LRBW is attempting to oust
the United Auto Workers (UAW) from their position as
bargaining representative for black workers in the Detroit
area automotive plants. Source advised that the LRBW has
used threats of violence against both black and white
supervisory personnel and UAW leaders in an attempt to
intimidate them into an agreement with LRBW demands. The
LRBW has referred to the automotive industry and the UAW

.as “racist”

A second source advised that membership in the
LRBW is limited to Negroes only, by virtue of the LRBW
constitution which states "membership is denied to all
honkies due to the fact that said honkey has been the
historic enemy, betrayer and exploiter of black people."
Membership in the LRBW is less than 25 persons.

The second source also stated that the LRBW had
suborganizations operating at Ford Motor Company which was
known as the Ford Revolutionary Union Movement (FRUM) and
Eldon Avenue Gear and Axle Plant (ELRUM) as well as other
assembling and supplying plants, but that at the present the
LRBW is active only at the Dodge Main Assembly Plant in
Hantramck, Michigan. This suborganization is known as
Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement’ (DRUM). The other
suborganizations are now defunct.

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noha The first source stated that in
an “os MARCIT, KENNETH JOHN

of the LRBW, met with diplomatic represent

the North Vietnamese.

The officia publication ef the

. "Inner City Voice".
A. characterizatioy
is attached hereto.
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WATSON and GENERAL GORDON
who source identified as members of the Cantral Committee

1969 RONALD LEE
BAKER, JR.,

atives of the

North Vietnamese Government in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, to
equest support of the LRBW both morally and financially by

LRBW is the

"Inner City Voice”

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APPENDIX

"INNER CIty VOICE"

. The "Inner City Voice” (ICV) was registered
with che Wayne County Clerk's Office, Assumed Namen Di
on August 4, 1967, by Ke TNETH JOHN WATSON, under Certi
Number 208945.

A bulletin entitled, "Build Black Newspape er"
dated July, 1967, stated, "A group of black revolut
.in Detroit, Michigan, have begun work on the pro odue
a new newspaper It is hoped that the first editic
‘Inner City Voice', will appear om the newsstand i
of 1957." According to the bulletin, the ICV's go
building of a mass circulating revolutionary propagar
program, The bulletin stated the newspaper was to co
- on local news, cultural and social events, as well 4
coverage of radical politics.

A source advised on Merch 17, 1970, that the Icv
was published from July of 1967 through June of 1968, when

it wes terminated, In the fall of 1969 & newspaper Similar
to ICV appeared on Detroit newsstands which was celled
"SAUTI", meaning Voice in Swahili. This publication, in its
first edition stated that it emerged from the ICV, and its
purpose, in addition to the above, would be to exist as the
official organ of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers
{LRBW). In January of 1976, an edition of "SAUTI” stated
that it would continue publication under the old neme of

"Inner City Voice" and would provide coverage of the black
extremist labor movement. In the spring of 1970, the Icv did
not publish the inflammatory articles which were common in
1967-68, but called for the overthrow of the United Auto
Workers (UAW) Leadership and control of black workers at
Detroit area auto plants.

Source advised that the editors of the ICV are
KENNETH JOHN WATSON, LUEE SAMUEL TRIPP, GENERAL CORPON BAKER,
MICHAEL C. HAMLIN and RONALD LEE MARCH, all of whom source
identified as members of the Central Committee of the LRBW.

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“FEDERAL BUREAU OF INYESTIGALION

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In Reply, Please Refer to December 17, 1970 oy,
Fde No. : .

Title BLACK PANTHER PARTY (BPP), NATIO
COMMITTEE TO COMBAT FASCISH (8CCF
DETROIT DIVISION

Character RACIAL MATTERS — SHIT ACT OF 1940

— SEDITICUS CONSPIRACY, REBELLIGN AND
BEER EISEL TN SURREC TION

Reference Detroit report dated and captioned
as above

All sources (except any listed below) whose identities
are concealed in referenced communication have furnished reliable
information in the past.

| This document contains neither recommendations nor conclustons of the FBI. [tis the property

| of the FBI and ts loaned to your agency; 1! and {ts contents are not to be distributed outside
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of such information in the San Diego Division. Much of this .
“inforuatton is known only to the source and to one other atelewh lies
individual within ithe Gfeamizavion. Therefore. .it.01

to afford this source addittonal securrty,. Source

assigned twouPsymbol numbers for the purpose of reporting _
nformation in the report as follows: a
dnformation Ore ollows

SD T-1 and SD T-2 are 157-2815 (Instant Report)
SD_L153-E ctw formants .

ADMINISTRATIVE

The identity of HOWARD B. GODFREY is known to the
Bureau.

This report is being classified "Confidential"
because it contains information from SD T-1 and SD T-2, a
confidential source of continuing value to the Bureau
in security matters. The unauthorized disclosure of the
information contained in the report could reasonably result
in the identification of the informant which would be
prejudicial to the defense interests of the nation.

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All individuals referred to herein as leaders of
the SAO in the San Diego area are either being actively
investigated or have been so investigated in the past to
determine whether they should be placéd on the ADEX.

and Kansas City, which is Office of Origin in the Minutemen
_ investigation, all individuals associated with the Secret

Army Organization (SAO) at San Diego are former members

of the Minutemen organization or sympathizers or supporters

of that organization. Inasmuch as information contained

in this report covers the main areas of Minutemen-type

activity within the San Diego area and due to the fact that

the individuals who have formed the SAO consider the Minutemen

organization to effectively be non-existent, this report is

being submitted to Kansas City in lieu of the regular report

on Minutemen activity at San Diego. —
. sufoemavt
For the information of the Phoenix Division, SDU1155:5

reported on 1149/71 that the SAO had received a written request

from one CHARLES“MANLEVE, 2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix,
Arizona, asking for information regarding the SAO. .

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In Gonnection with its investigation of the individual
named JOHN OWEN*BURTON as referred to in Las Vegas letter dated
12/6/71 and Phoenix letter dated 12/17/71, Oklahoma City should
note that, in early January, 1972, JERRY LYNN DAVIS, SAO leader
at San Diego, indicated to.SD1155-E that there were one or — Jwformane
more individuals in the State of Oklahoma, exact location
not known, who DAVIS referred to as contacts of the SAO,

RM AN

In addition, it is noted that SD.1155-E has advised
of other contacts of the SAO or written requests for
information about the SAO from areas within the Kansas City,

El Paso, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Portland, and Sacramento
Divisions.

. Part II, C., of this report sets forth information
regarding an incident in which a young woman, PAULA ELAINE
THARP, was injured by sniper fire while at the residence of
a San Diego State College professor named PETER GEORGE BOHMER.

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Both THARP and BOHMER are subjects of investigation in the
San Diego Division on the basis of their activities in the
New Left Movement.

BOHMER's residence is a commune known as "The Box,"
which is a focal point of New Left activity in San Diego and,
at this time, is primarily concerned with formulating
plans for confrontations and demonstrations during the 1972
Republican National Convention at San Diego. It has been
Totoeemi determined that THARP's wound is not serious in nature.

=:E, who was present during the incident on an

See gathering assignment for the SAO, has identified
£ the assailant as GEORGE MN HOOVER (San Diego 100-15356)

Tebeut eS who. accompanied informant. on. this. assignment. Informant
Soueeé ‘has advised that this incident was not SPeneditated by the
SAO or any member of it, including HOOVER, and that it was
a spur of the. moment action on HOOVER's part. This
information has been disseminated on a confidential basis
to the San Diego Police Department, which is investigating
the incident.

It is noted that much of.the printed literature
and propaganda of the SAO has been forwarded to the Bureau
. via referenced Phoenix communications. However, in order
- to assure the completeness of this report, one copy of each
piece of printed material distributed by the SAO is being
included at the end of this report in a section marked
"Addendum."

It is noted that details of this report include
information dated prior to that of the investigative period.
This information is included so as to show a more complete
picture of the origin and structure of this organization.

A copy of this report is being disseminated
locally to U.S. Secret Service, San Diego, California.

LEADS _

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EL PASO, LOS ANGELES, OKLAHOMA CITY, PORTLAND, and
SACRAMENTO DIVISIONS’ °

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Information copies of this report.are being directed
to the above offices for their reference and possible
investigative assistance in view of the fact that contacts

s or requests for information regarding the SAO have been
reported within those Divisions.

BALTIMORE

Baltimore is requested to furnish San Diego with
basic information regarding the group allegedly operated
by JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS and to contact knowledgeable
sources regarding this group, to determine the extent of any
alliance or connection with the SAO.

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Post Office Box 2191, Las Vegas 89101, telephone number
3Ehe 20464 cand determine any activities on his part in behalf
of the SAO.

Perens

2. Will determine if the JACK DOYLE, telephone
number 642-4467, referred to in this report is the same as
JACK CONAN DOYLE, JR., (Las Vegas 157-553) mentioned in
referenced Las Vegas letter to the Bureau.

PHOENIX

ROPP SrA TRE RR MUM IEEE Nm PORE NEARER AEDT AM

AT PHOENIX, ARIZONA. Will identify CHARLES MANLEVE,
2938 North Seventeen Drive, Phoenix, and determine the nature
of his activities, if any.

SEATTLE

AT BOTHELL, WASHINGTON. Will identify CY ANDERSON,

10418 N.E, 168th Place, Bothell, and determine the nature of
his activities. .

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Copy to: 4 1 - U.S. Secret Service, San Diego

Report of: SA STEVEN L. CHRISTENSEN Office: SAN DIEGO
Date: Wanuary 21, 1972

+ Field Office File # San Diego ,157-2815 ° * Bureau File #: 15797-23577
Titles SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION (SAO)
Character: EXTREMIST MATTERS - SECRET ARMY ORGANIZATION
Synopsis: : . ; . -

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Secret Army Organization (SAO) formed at San Diego .

California, . in late September, 1971, by JERRY Lynn

DAVIS to replace Minutemen (MM) organization considered

defunct in the San Diego area, Organization formed to

provide military-type training for self defense, to

oppose communism and totalitarian government, and to

take over politjcal power in the United States if the

present government fails. JERRY LYNN DAVIS considered

"Commander" of the SAO at San Diego and other officers

set forth. Members of the SAO active in acquring and

possessing firearms and explosives. Tentative arrangements

made for extension of SAO with branches at Las Vegas

Nevada; Phoenix, Arizona; and Seattle, Washington. Additional

SAO contacts claimed at Portland, Oregon; El Paso, Texas;

Los Angeles, California, and in the States of Kansas and

Oklahoma. Contact made with JESSE CLAYBURN STEVENS, alleged

leader of East Coast portion of MM organization and tentative

arrangements made for alliance between STEVENS! group and

SAO. SAO has total of 8 members at San Diego, California,

with approximately same number of supporters and sympathizers.

Number of possible members or supporters at Las Vegas, Phoenix,.

and Seattle not known. Membership fees for initiation are ears
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$5.00, monthly dues are $3.00. Other financial information
set forth. SAO to publish monthly news and training
bulletin and other special bulletins, posters and stickers
as need and occasion arises. /

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DETAILS: AT SAN DIEGO, CALTFORNTA

I, ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

A. Location of Headquarters -

. On May 5, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYNN
DAVIS, leader’ of the SAO, in laying plans for the formation
of the organization, wanted it to appear in several cities
at the same time. However, the headquarters would be at
San Diego, California.

(SD T-1, May 5, 1971)
On September 13, 1971, it was reported that, in

preparation for future organizational work, DAVIS had rented
several Post Office boxes in the San Diego area which would
be used for this purpose. These included Post Office Box
5791, San Diego, California 92105, which was rented in
DAVIS' name, and Post Office Box 303, Lemon, Grove,
California 92045, which was rented in the name of “Artist
Supply." It was reported that "Artist Supply" was the name
utilized for a mail drop operated by TROY HAUGHTON, former
West Coast leader of the Minutemen (MM) organization.

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(SD T-1, September 13, 1971)

The Minutemen (MM) isva paramilitant group
organized in June, 1960, by ROBERT B. DE PUGH
in Norborne, Missouri, as a resistance to the

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spread of communism in the United States by
use of guerrilla tactics. DE PUGH is
gurrently incarcerated in a Federal peni-

entiary for violation of the Federal
Firearms Act.

The Patriotic Party has been the political’
arm of the Minutemen.

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On January 7, 1972, it was reported that the
organization has no formal headquarter and that it is
operated out of the homes of JERRY ES LYNNN AVIS and

other members. f : Sty aa
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B. ‘Charter Information i é ‘one

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that the SAO
has no plans for formulating charters as such for the
parent or subsidiary groups.

o . (SD T-2, January 7, 1972)

C. Objectives

On May 5, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYNN
DAVIS was highly interested in forming a new Right Wing
group to organize people in various localities and to
provide them with military-type training for the purpose
of being ready to eventually take over political power
in the United States when the present government fails
due to oppression or communist influence.

(SD T-1, May 5, 1971)
On December 20, 1971, it was reported that, in

correspondence with another similar group, DAVIS stated that,
although the 5A0 was a new Oreanization with a new name, it

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would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles of the
old MM organization.

(SD T-1, December 20, 1971)
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Ort January 7, 1972, it was reported that the SAO
intended to conduct intelligence-type operations and to
offer training in urban guerrilla warfare to be used against
Left Wing groups and suspected enemies of the United States.

. A leaflet entitled, “Join the Secret Army
Organization" was made available which offered the following
statements of purpose:

"1) To prepare the means of personal defense
and survival in. case of enemy attack.

' 2) To resist and expose the spread of communist
influente and propaganda within our own national
boundaries. ;

- 3) To investigate by means of our own secret
memberships the infiltration of communist sympathizers
into American organizations of government, business,
labor,’ religion and education,

4) To resist by any and all means the passage of
laws which regulate the private ownership of
firearms or which detract from the individual's
ability to defend his own family and personal
property. ,

5) To promote knowledge and skill in the use of
arms by our own members and by the general
public.

6) To form in advance of actual need a secret
underground organization equipped to spy upon,
harrass and destroy troops of any fordgn power
that might occupy United States territory.

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possible to other resistance organizations, domestic
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‘ motivated.only by patriotism and to remain entirely
‘free of government subsidies or control."

(SD T-2, January 7, 1972)

D. Officers

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that, if the
organization continues to progress as originally envisioned,
it will eventually be operated by a General Staff. This
General Staff will be composed of JERRY LYNN DAVIS, 2393
Washington, Spring Valley, California, with the title of
"Commander," and the leaders of various area groups who will
hold the title of "Captain." At the present time, such
area groups tentatively exist in the following places:

San Diego, California

with the "Captain" being HOWARD _B. GODFREY
746 Graves

El Cajon, California

GODFREY is a former MM and will be Number Two
man in the SAO.

\ Phoenix, Arizona ”
. where the "Captains" will be EVERETT: MOORE
‘ and his wife. The MOOREs are known MM leaders
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E. Summary of Overall Activities

On May 5, 1971, it was reported that JERRY LYNN
DAVIS was continually talking about the plans he was making
to start a new organization. According to DAVIS, he
considered the MM organization to be defunct, at least
in the San Diego area and-in most of the Western states,
and felt.the need to organize a new Right Wing group to
fill the power vacuum which it had left. He indicated that
he knew people in‘Phoenix, Arizona; Portland, Oregon; Seattle,
Washington, and Las Vegas, Nevada, who he wanted to context
regarding such an organization, feeling that they would be
highly interested in helping to organize and get it going.
He said his plans included having Post Office boxes rented
for the new organization in all these cities and having
leaflets and stickers regarding the organization printed
using the respective Post Office box numbers. On a pre-determined
day, press releases would be made in each of these cities
announcing the formation of the organization with the leaflets
and stickers being put up in the cities on the same day.
This would be done for the purpose of disguising the location
of the national headquarters, which would be actually located
in San Diego, California.

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(SD T-1, May 5, 1971)

On September 13, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS
had become very interested in the National Socialist White
Peoples Party (NSWPP) as a possible answer to the need fora .

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Right Wing group in the San Diego area. He was reportedly
studying that organization and considering becoming a
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-The Natiorial Socialist White Peoples Party,
also known as The American Nazi Party,
American Nazis, and The George Lincoln
Rockwell Party, was organized on February 26,
1956, at Arlington, Virginia, based upon
the concept of an international "National Socialist"
movement as espoused by the German Nazi Party
headed by Adolf Hitler. The organization supports
and follows the line of hatred against Negroes,
Jews, and communists through various propaganda
media seeking a legitimate dominant political
party in the United States and foreign countries.

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On September 16 1971, it was reported that,
while very interested in the NSWPP, DAVIS was still considering
going ahead with plans for the new organization. In addition,
DAVIS indicated that he expected to obtain membership lists
and the necesary materials for setting up application forms,
bulletins and training literature for the new organization
’ from BETTE HAUGHTON, wife of TROY-HAUGHTON., DAVIS said
.y he would attempt to have the billetins, training materials,
and membership application forms printed in the near future
and that, tentatively, the responsibility for making the
monthly mail-outs would alternate between DAVIS and GODFREY.
DAVIS advised that 0...A,<ALEXANDER of Alex Rapid Print, 7609
El Cajon Boulevard, La Mesa, California, had agreed to print
some of these materials. ALEXANDER was described as a former
MM supporter who had allowed TROY HAUGHTON to use his printing
facilities for the benefit of the West Coast MM organization.

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Other plans for the new organization included
eventually setting up two membership lists which would be
recorded on microfilm. One of the lists would be maintained
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the membership lists on microfilm was for easy destruction.
Two lists were to be maintained to guard against the
possibility of one being lost or destroyed.

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On October 8, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS had
; chosen the name "Secret Army Organization" for his new group.
In addition, it was learned DAVIS had had 1,000 copies each
of letterhead stationery and membership application forms
for the SAO printed up the previous weekend. DAVIS also
advised that he, GODFREY, and other associates would attend
the Annual Yuma Gun Show at Yuma, Arizona, on October 16 and
October 17, 1971, at which time he expected contact would be -
made with people attending the gun show from Phoenix,
Arizona, and Seattle, Washington, regarding the SAO.

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-On October 16, and October 17, 1971, DAVIS, GODFREY,
and STANLEY DON MC DADE, a prospective member of the SAO residing
at 4114 Massachtsetts, La Mesa, California, were in attendance

,at the Yuma Gun Show. Following the gun show, a meeting was
held in a motel room at Yuma, Arizona, with persons in
attendance, including the above three individuals and EVERETT \
{MOORE and his wife from Phoenix, Arizona, and CY ANDERSON
| from Seattle, Washington. The topic of discussion was the SAO
‘and those attending the meeting were in general agreement
that a new cohesive force was necessary among Right Wing
groups as a result of the power vacuum left by the disintegration
of the MM organization. MOORE and ANDERSON tentatively agreed
to having their respective groups join the SAO subject to the
approval of the members of these groups. Copies of printed
material of the SAO, including a leaflet entitled, "History
of the Secret Army Organization," a copy of the first bulletin
of the SAO entitled, "To Prospective Members of the Secret
Army Organization," and membership application forms were passed”™
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mail “drop for the Phoenix group would be the address of
HOWARD FRANCIS CLARK, 1080 6th Street, Ramona, California,
“a” forner member Of the MM organization.

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En route to the gun show, CY, ANDERSON's automobile
had broken down some,place in the State of Nevada and it had
been necessary for him to hire transportation from there to
the gun show. After the gun show, DAVIS drove to Las Vegas,
Nevada, accompanied by ANDERSON, to make contact with people
known to him regarding the SAO.

' It was reported that DAVIS, who is part American
Indian, had abandoned the idea of joining the NSWPP when he
learned in late September, 1971, that the NSWPP is adamantly
opposed to persons having American Indian blood, considering
them to be of an inferior race. It was felt that this fact
was responsible for DAVIS! decision ‘to finally go ahead
and orgartize the SAO,

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; It was also reported that, in addition to the
letterhead stationery and application forms, several thousand
copies of the history leaflet and the first bulletin had also
been printed at the same time as well as a number of stickers
advertising for the SAO. The printing of these materials was
done by BETTIE HAUGHTON on an offset press which she had

maintained since the time her husband was in the MM organization.

Many copies of these printed materials have been sent out to.
people known in the past to have been MM members or other
Right Wing sympathizers.

The meeting mentioned in the first paragraph of the

history leaflet is actually a disguised reference to the meeting

which took place in the motel room at Yuma, Arizona, on
October 17, 1971. :

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DAVIS returned home from Las Vegas, Nevada, on the
evening of October 23, 1971. He stated that the reason for
this delay was that he had becomé very involved in Las Vegas
with meeting people and with organizing the SAO indicating

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that arrangements had been made for the group he contacted
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arrangements had been made to get insignia patches from

CY ANDERSON for the berets that SAO members would be given
to wear,

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On October 27, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have
advised that ANDERSON had gone to El Paso, Texas, from
Las Vegas, Nevada, to make contact with people known to
him there. DAVIS advised he expected ANDERSON to be
in 5an Diego on October 29, 1971, for additional discussions
regarding the organizing of the SAO. DAVIS said he also
felt the need for him and GODFREY to travel to Phoenix,
Arizona, sometime in December, 1971, for the purpose of -
recontacting EVERETT MOORE regarding the SAO,

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On November 9, 1971, it was reported that CY ANDERSON
had spent- approximately a day and a half at DAVIS' residence
discussing the SAO. Resulting from these discussions were
tentative plans for a trip during December, 1971, or January,
1972, during whieh DAVIS and ANDERSON would travel through _
Arizona to El Paso, Texas, following which théy would eross

/ the border at Juarez, Mexico, and drive to Mexico City.
Returning from Mexico City, they would travel to Las Vegas
/ where the individual named ED (Last Name Unknown) would be
‘ picked up and who would then travel with them to Denver,
Colorado, and the State of Montana. The purpose of the trip
would be to contact people regarding expansion of the SAO and
to solicit support for that organization.

(SD T-2, November 9, 1971)

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atthe DAVIS residence from an individual named JESSE CLAYBURN ~
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was addressed to the SAO, indicated that STEVENS was in
control of at least part of what was left of the former

MM organization on the East Coast, In the letter, STEVENS
expressed hatred for ROBERT BOLIVAR DE PUGH, former national

. leader of the MM organization, and interest in establishing
future contact: with the SAO. STEVENS also indicated that he

corresponded with several individuals in the San Diego area
and did not know who had furnished him information on the
SAO. According to DAVIS, this was done by STANLE uM

ADE. In addition, DAVIS advised he is known to STEVENS

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A letter replying to the above correspondence from
STEVENS which DAVIS had written was also observed. In this
letter, DAVIS also expressed interest in making contact
with STEVENS! group. DAVIS indicated in his letter that,
even though the SAO was a new organization with a new name,

< 4% would continue to adhere to the tenets and principles
‘of the old MM organization.

(SD T-1, December 20, 1971)
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' On December 20, 1971, the SAO distributed several
hundred copies of a special intelligence bulletin which
it had prepared regarding PETER GEORGE-BOHMER, a professor
of Economics at San Diego State Coltege, and a well-known
figure in New Left activities in the San Diego area. The
information contained in the bulletin was obtained by the
SAO primarily from research of newspaper articles and
surveillance of BOHMER's activities.

(SD T-1, December 20, 1971)

On December 29, 1971, it was reported that DAVIS
had received additional correspondence from JESSE CLAYBURN
STEVENS. In this letter, STEVENS agreed to the formation of
an alliance between his group-and the SAO. Guidelines which
were set up would have STEVENS' group in control of Right Wing
activities in the East and in the South, while the SAO would
operate in the Western states. It was also agreed that the two
groups should work on findipg an individual in or near Chicago,

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Illinois, to act as coordinator of Right Wing\activities in
the Midwest area. DAVIS mentioned JAMES..EVAN.ROTO as a good
possibility in this regard. POTO, an SAO member at San Diego,
is employed by a national restaurant chain and is expecting
to be transferred to the Chicago area,in the early part of
1972 to oper a new restaurant there.

In addition, arrangements were made between SAO and
STEVENS! group regarding the trading of information on
individuals of interest to these organizations who reside
in each other's areas. Furthermore, it was agreed that
members of their respective groups would be transferred from
one group to another if they should move to a new area.

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STEVENS indicated that his group has: microfilming
equipment and "secure" messages between the two groups will
be transmitted by microfilm as soon'as the SAO acquires the
necesury:equipment,

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" On December 29, 1971, it was reported that BETTIE
HAUGHTON will remarry in the near future and, upon doing
so, expects to leave the San Diego area. At that time, she
will give the offfset press, which she has, to the SAO for its
use.
DAVIS has been very busy recently preparing the
next SAO bulletin. According to what he has said, this

dealing with explosives, booby traps and other weapons and
will have two pages of general information regarding news,
recruiting, and training. .

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(SD T-2, December 29, 1971)

On January 5, 1972, it was reported that the new SAO
bulletin had been printed and was ready for distribution. In ~
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by the SAO on PETER GEORGE BOHMER. However, this time
the target of the bulletin would be a nationally-known
figure of the New Left Movement.

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F. Acquisition of Firearms and Explosives
On January 7, 1972, it was reported that most
members of the SAO possess several firearms and frequently

are armed. Furthermore, members of the SAO are endeavoring
to acquire explosives and munitions of all descriptions.

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IT. activir'rEs OF LOGAL GROUPS

’" A. Name, Location, and Estimated Membership

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: On January 7, 1972, it was reported the SAO leader-
ship considers that the organization has groups established
at the following locations:

San Diego, California

The group at San Diego contyls the State of
California and has the same location as the
national headquarters. This group has eight
members and approximately the same number
of prospective members and supporters.

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Phoenix, Arizona
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The Phoenix group controls the State of Arizona.
There are only two individuals, EVERETT MORRE
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This group controls the State of Washington
and possibly Idaho and Oregon as well.

Contact with only one individual, CY ANDERSON,
is snown, although a larger group allegedly |
exists,

Las Vegas, Nevada

‘This group controls the State of Nevada with
. at least two individuals, JACK DOYLE and

ED (Last Name Unknown) and possibly more
_in the group;

In addition, DAVIS has claimed to have two
members, names not known, at Carson, near Los Angeles
California, and to have made contact regarding the SAd
with acquaintances in the States of Oklahoma and

Kansas.°

‘ Furthermore, DAVIS hasadvised that individuals
near Redding, California, and in the State of Maryland
have written in requesting information on the SAO,

(SD T-2, January 7, 1972)

B. Officers

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that, for the
time being, officers of local groups of the SAO will be the
same as those listed for national and state positions of
the SAO,

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Cc. Summary of Activities

It is noted that most of the information regarding.
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section entitled "Overall Activities" in order to more
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On January 7, 1972, an artigle appeared in the
San Diego Union, daily newspaper at San Diego, California,
and reported that, on the previous evening, a young woman
at the residence of PETER GEORGE BOHMER had been wounded
by sniper fire from an unknown assailant. According to
the article, stickers regarding the SAO had been placed
on the door of BOHMER's office at San Diego State College
earlier that day and BOHMER had allegedly received threatening
telephone calis from the SAO.

The article stated that the San Diego Police
Department was investigating the incident.

: On January 7, 1972, Detective ERNIE TRUMPER,
Investigative Support Division, San Diego Police Department,
advised that a witrss at the scene of the shooting incident
had described seeing two shots fired from a light blue 1964
Plymouth Valiant automobile. According to TRUMPER, the
individual firing the shots had been described as a white
male in his mii dle 20's, slender build, with dark curly hair
and a light, neatly trimmed beard.

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that members
of the SAO had indeed placed stickers on BOHMER's office
door during the day on January 6, 1972. However, it was
reported that the description of the vehicle and the assailant
as furnished by the San Diego Police Department did not match
any known SAO member or vehicle belonging to any SAO
member.

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On September 16
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of the organization he had in mind to be approximately $10C.0C.
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had agreed to do printing for the 5AOQ at cost.

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Ory October. 8, 1971, it was reported that initiation
fees in the SAO would be $5.00 and that monthly dues of
membership would be $3.00.

(SD T-1, October 8, 1971)

On November 26, 1971, DAVIS was reported to have
stated that he had spent $300 of his own money on printing
materials for the SAQ and for other expenses.

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had then spent $140 on printing its literature. The last
bulletin put out by the group had been done at Alex Rapid
Print at a cost of $3.50 for 200 copies. A total of $16.00
was spent on stamps to mail the bulletin out.

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IV. PUBLICATIONS AND PROPAGANDA

On January 7, 1972, it was reported that present
plans of the SAO call for putting out a monthly bulletin
for members of the group and for other special bulletins,
leaflets, posters and stickers as the need and occasion
arises. Future plans call for the eventual publication of
a bulletin which will be distributed publicly.

The SAO is presently contemplating using the slogan
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V. © MISCELLANEOUS

Included at the end of this report as a special
section marked, "Addendum" is one copy of each piece of
literature printed so far by the SAO.

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join the Secret Ariny Organization. Those-of us who have been merbers for
some time sincerely believe that our organization can be of real value in pre~

serving for future generations the land of freedom and opportunity which our
forefsihers handed down io us.
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I is*the belief of our organization thal the communist-socialist can-
spiracy has intitrated the United States Government to such an ertent that
‘American people cannot rely on this country's clected leaders to protect tham
from communis! domination and slavery.

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We believe that the time will come when the American people will have
to fight for their liveg-and theiy liberty. In this belief, we have formed in
advance a secret underground army with but one objective, to defend our con-
stitutional republic and to help cur fellow Americans to do the same,

We do no want lukewarm members, We are an organization of people
willing to make any sacrifice necessary for our country. If you feel the sai
way, we invite you to join us.

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raonths th vat i has been impossible to answer each of them promptly with a
personal J

We certainly appreciate your interest in our organization and we hepe
you will join us in our battle for national and individual freedom. As you
learn more about the Se eoret Army Organization I'm sure you will come io
realize that we axe nothradicals, but are far moreinclinedichs quietly dexi-

icated and clear thinking in’ ndivicuals,

Enclosed is some further information about our organization, e
history, objectives and programs. After you have given this materi
careful stidy, we hope you will use the enclosed application form te join our
organization. When sending in your application, do not put your return

address or name on the outside of the envelope.

After your membership application has been processed, we would
certainly welcome having you work with one of our local units, or better
still, help you organize your own unit with our assistance after you have
complete preliminary training,

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One carly morning in February, 1970, a groun of six Ai nutercen feaders from

four states met sceretly in Northern Arizona to discuss the crisis that the arrest and
imprisonment of two top Sinutemoen leaders and the assassination of a third had
brought on the organization. Although some of these men had mot before in their roles
as Ajinuicnien ge sPpED leaders, others Were meeting for the firsi time.
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After mich discus sion, two principal points were agreed upon, First, thai the
Minuten.en as a natiensa) coordination organization of mijilant right-wing groups had
effectively been destroyed by the pro-ceminsnist elements ae side the Justice Depart
ment, While individualunits still oxisted throughout the country, few had the financial
support ox la: ade tship to be realiy effective. Second, thal tne © need for such a courdi~
naling organization wasgreater than ever in view of the increased revolutionary activity
by communists in the United States

With these two points in-mind, sugwesllons were put forward on a course of
action to be followed, After ainceting that lasted «ll that day aud far into the next
morning, an overall plan of action ves finally agreed upon. All an agrecd ta
morge their individual units # fogelpes ® ond form a new organization undor the comraand
of one leader elected from amoug t solves, with the other five to he nicmbers of a
General Sialf that would advise and ass vist the new leader.

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While reisining ihe basic programs and policies of the Minulemen, it was
decided tbat not only should this new organization have a different name, but also a
completely new chain of dommant and organizational structure, If the new organiza-
tion was going to survive the allacks that befell the old one, a whole new approach
would be needed, Never again could the arrestor death of a few leadors he allowed to

eIPp sle rhe cnlive organization,

For this reason it was decided thal only a highly CSoiplined m ilitary type
orgainization with a delinite chain ofcoammandweould have any chance of success, ‘This
thon, Was the beytuning of the Secret Army Organization, Boginning with an ocigiual
foree ot hard « ore patriots that numbered fewer than two hundred, the Seeret Army
Osgani zation began thejob of picking up the piecos and continuing to fight for national

nd tacividua
S.A. O. has ic

the freedom

ar
she

dom, Using this cadre of dedicated nersonnel as a nueisus, the
ecn recrniGng and training vew members in the skills they will need as
ighters of tomorrow.

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The leaders of the 8. A.O. have no iden of lighting a last dilch sland. We have
no desira tocaminit suic cide oursalvds ay te lel our members do so. We heave a

a
siratogy which we bollove will alliinetohwlead to viclory. Only one thing is essential.
Wo mist steht proparing ag nd training NOW! We of the S.A. OL bolieve thal our country

is warily of gay savrifice. TP you Ce ‘ol the sume way, We invite you to join us,

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An organisation of leyal Americans
dedicated io the presereation of both

national and individual freedom.

1. To prepare the motns of pe oxsonal de-
fense apd survis

2, Toa tes : EN POKG the spread of
pegande within

commit
cur own Batt
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3. To inve
secret tombe S

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of cem-
munist © syonpathis can organi
zations of government, buginess, laber,
religion and education,

4. Tc resis st hy any and #il means the pas-
sage of laws which regulnic the private
ownership of firearms or which detract from
the individual's ability to defend his own
family and persone al property,

5. To promaie knowler
use of arms by our own members S and
general public

6. Vo form in advance oF aot need ¢

secrel Sadereround organ
spy MELON, sand deatroy iyeeDps ve any
foreign power that might oceupy United
Stafoes territory,

7. To lend assisvance and suppert wherever
pessible ta ciher ervsisuines oss
domestic ar foreign, opposing communist
expensian or subversion.

8. To pursae these programs a3 private

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citizens motveted only by petviotism and to
romatngatrely frecofpuverninead subsidies

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Fraliodg Gf palrietie ner
sehves as a hiet Une at defense a7
cyempli the agcessityel such an eranig'y jos
epavtof the Committee on Us

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evidence the! the
on Chis county's arnext fot.os +
from comarin duminguicn and sravery, ‘Phis is pot
becnuse our miliuiy fornes lack ue power om (he wil? to
defend this coud bul rather beenuse the nature of the
atiachs be :
only Stxnilicant ener $
ventional failitiry forever as ineflective as possible
defense purposes, '

ye provided

ricer tpeple eo

convincing
sot rely compiciely
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cet thepiseives

fur

farting from nothing 50 +
now rigidly soairols cae~third of

APS ago, conununism

rted la va ous Uh
Tu the ps 3 tha COMMIS sonqucred 20
sovercion Juas, o med mast ard 19 by in-

ternal subversion cy negotiation,

There is net ene of these county.
wmists rale by ihe congent of tLe pool
where they must perpetuate thomeedh vs by te

or. ‘Phey

most brutal

police stale tactics,
t The com nists consider thea partly workers
not Simply as an accessory to armed concuest but es the
actual spearhead of sny invesi:
From this point of view the Vuited
by Soviet treops more than 30 years azo.
authoritatively estimate. that the car
an army of 500, 000 combatants alread land ded on
“ean shores and already working by the most ins
means to destroy our American way of life.

The cold war is very real. Lt niust be fought and

woa. The oly aliernative is lo los. and to lese moans
that future Americans for gunerat live
in terror and in slavery. Appcasement is futi We

cannot bargain w moral harba
never will know the meaning

wis Whonever have and
of hone

Communism inast be defeated, not merely re:
ed. We must rid our country of traitors and fcllow trave-
Jors. We must cmbark on a maseive o Sive furaincy
every coraws trick - fram proapependa ty int tration-
against our mortal qnimy. This is the one and only way
to Win the strugyle for survival.

Send 20¢ in comor stunps fer full informatio: on
the Sceret Army Organization prosrams and membe
application to: S.A. O., P.O. Box 5791, San Diego, Cali
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ot ‘The Secret Army CliBinizalion js the most aclive, most completely dedicated aud
most selective iniis membership of ell the many patriotie organizations in Anierice.
We are willing to make anv sacri lice for our country and we Tully cumect that some af
us will bave to make the. nishrane § suerifice hefora victory is uchieved. Our very Hives
depend sn each other, There is no pls c

lace In bis organiza
lukewarm congervalives,

jon for bunglers, playbova or
if you join the Seeret Army Ocgunization, there might casily
come 2 tinfe that your Hfe would depend on how competently sone other mamber h
learned his job. ;

Unless yow are especially well infoxmined on tha domestic
Situation, itis probable that you have a lot to learn aout the
faces, Unless you*have had "many

there is

sandworld political
present threat our nati
yeacs exparicnce in actual underground wart
undoubtedly a lot you can 1 icarn froin the experts in our oxganization wha have
developed and supervised our training progr am.,

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. OUR NATION 1S IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

Itis possible that within a very few years
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3] 'y ns, perhaps even within months, our

nation could be conquered and enslaved by the communists, T is We 31
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To prevent th
know as veh as possible abou Gur chenies

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as, Unless we lnow who they are and what
they are doing we wii nok succeed in our efferts to maintain a free America.

° CHE RESISTANCE MOVEMENT ;

In driving an invader from your landthe resistance involved goes through ihree
stages of d evelopment,

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1) The Underground Network
2) Active Guerrilla Warfare
3) -Open or Conventional Warfare |
The conventional warfare stage uses everything in the way of weapons that the ty
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enemy does but mustalsohave active guerrillas andunderground agents working 2 Gainst | \ ;
the enamy, too. In the present state of military tactics conventional warfare cernol \ \
suceced unless these other two ingredients are used simultancously. | :
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The first stepis to form an underground network. An active guerrillasysicm an
must have the suppoul of an undergreund network

ef approximately three times iis) own
1@ active gucrrilla fehter

coalmant, information, «fc. Anundergrcound
intclligence, security and propaganda in that

size. ‘This undervroind must supply v with supplies, con-

network starts with depastmoaws of
order, . :
Sabotage, espionage, subversion, infil LB lion, escape and evasion, trainins,
, Clandestine fabrication of supplies, « rounterigy li ng Chemy documents, recruiting, con-
munications and propaganda are olner phases of underground activity.
af the Scoret Arnuy Orgenixation, fo be clfotlive, om
oli these tactics as wollas tha military tactics
la aclivitics,

Foch member -
eLhave a working knowledze of
More Comrvaly dusociated with wautri-

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, ASSIGNMENT ‘TO UNITS a

Many people that inc: about membersbin in the § Seerct Army Organization
seem to have an-idea that they will be i

mingdintely gecepiud inlo en active unil.
Look at it this Su

Sway. Suppose you had spant a vear ar more

carefully recruiting anc
training until yeu had a hand bitling Coam where every individual was reliable, dedi-

eated, and had comidence- in his fellow unit members. Wouldn't il make you mad to
have the national er regional orgknisation assign some rank amateur to your unit
that you vou fnew litle or nothing about ?

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Before any now mamber is assiened(o an active unit we to an important under-
| ground praject, he mustandos nyo a period of trainin. Dar ing this training be will ve
directcd Unvevgh the maiis by an experienced member and some of his aclivities may
" be observed by other members s without lis knowledge. Oaly when a new member
proves himsell to be conscientious, trustworthy, scif- disciplined and able to operate
effectively alone will he be accepted asa “secure member" and juviled to partiecip
with other unii mombers jn a teamwork operation.

EXPENSES

Uniorlunately, mast goad things don't come cheap, Although we make every
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peta penns i Land a SSA PN ADL LESLIE A AAS

effort to keep down the expense of saembership in the Secret Army Organization, you
WLUSt ONXpect Lo pay your oWwh war,

Dues to the Secret Arnly y Organization are $3.00 per mouth. This money is
ab sotalol necessary for use to maintain our cent

yal

val files and headquarters, fox

postage and printing, to Unance our extensive intelligence network, and to maintain

training areas. .

pee pec tate eter mt

Each member will have

other cxpenses depending on the type of activity he is
engaged in. Every member will be expected to buy his own gun, ammunition an
olner basic combal equipment. During training ihe new member may be expected to

buy certain books or subseribe to certain magazines that his work requires. Daring
this time the new member will also be supplicdwith reading rnaterial on the strategy

and tactics of guerrilla warfare, ‘nis home work will make it possible for him bo

tin quickly to un active unit and participate effectively in actual maneuvers,

marksmanship training, ete.

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Following this preliminary training @ member may be cither assigned to an,
exisiing anit, assisted in organs ing his ownunit if he has shown sufficient leadership
gualilies or become part af an underground network,

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Upon x sux acceplance into the Seeret Army Organization you will he given a

of projects deseribed in writing so you will kuow exactly what will be

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tw . 1 oe fee, ;

We hope that you can suececd in this effort because your country desperately
HOcds potricts nl this tim .
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Searet Army Orvanization
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Oe APPLICATION FOR MENMBERSHIP

NOTICE TO APPLICANT: AW information on this form will be kept confidential. AU
é

records of memhers of the Sceret Army Organization are stored in a way that they

ean be swillly destroyed to keep them from falling into unauthorized hands,

Namek ee __Sex ___ Age
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Address. Marital Status
(Strect)
State. Wife's Name
Zip Cod a PelOphone
Date of Birth
(Month) (Day)
Occupation ee, Edicion _ ee
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Special Subject s'Studied => a
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Do You Speak or Read Any Foreign Language?
Veteran. Branch. Cihest Rank
What Service Training Haye You Had That You Feel Would Be Beneficial To This Organ-
ization ? —” _
Physical Description: Height__. = Weight Color Eyes __
Color Nair. esith: Good Pair Pore __-
Any Physical Disabilities or Limitations? _. pe
Any Public Speaking or Organizing Experience?_. dE Yes, Pleas Explain:
How Many Hours A Week Could You Devote To Working And Training With the 5.4.0. ?”
Hours _ Best Time: AM ™ ——-—Weekdays____ Weekends. —
CERTIFICATION

Jam a loyal American Citizen dedicated to the defense and survival of the United States }
aso Constitutions] Republic, free fron all sovialist and communist policies, Encloased

ismy $5.00 membership fee. Tagree toe pay $3.60 cach month to the Sceret Arms
Organization us membership dacs.

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Dear Fellow Amovrican, .

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Your application for membership in the Secret Army Organization has been

processed and upproved. His au - "peak nnd hope thal your inembership inthe
8.A.0. willprove tobea benefit to the organization and vourselt as Well. A

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dedicated nomber will find that his ase sociation with our organization is a way of

onlie ine is far mere rewarding than the ordinary m nedioore es “istenc ce of his feilow

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Bor s scuriiy purposes. ail records regarding individus}] members are I
by numbers only. Your number will he . Please sign all future.

tana meee rome oxetine
correspon idence addressed to the org

lion With tails mimber. You need not
your address uniess itis different from the one in our records.

&

- Avother security measure employed br our organization is the use of mail
urops. -The mail’drop is an address sted in a fictitious name o of a & person ox
company | not courected with the organiaation. Bach meiuber is assigned ene that

ho will use in Sending ail reports, correspondence, materials, etc., to thé orgun-
vwation. Your assigned mail

We have airemendous job shead of u us. Certainly, none of us pretend to
know what the future holds for ourselves or for our-native land. We do feel, hew-
ever, that our freedom is gre sly threatened. It is not always possible to know
the best thing to da. But wed ne ; this - - our forefathers have given us a life of
freedom and oppurtunity such as never existed before in all Insiory. We must
strive to pass this heritage on tu felure geusvetions intact.

kot ef

Our org anization, is not SURgESE ing more than Americans

have always done - startiug in 1776.

Enclosed is same tu rther information about our organization, its history,
olectives and programs. Your record has been turned over to our training sec-
tion aad you should reecive sour first trainang oregrero within two wecks.

In

u
s. Sincey slay ivs
DInNCOVCIY YOuUTS,

. q °
a Captain Patrick MeDonuld
Sos Healquarters Staff

PRs ee

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. ‘ @ YUE COMA’ tr YEAAL @
: * General Outlin

Th e "Combat Team" 3s the staullost organizational vajt used by the Secrot

heex
) ey oinanin sit is capable of apora
ore idlative “whan detached from the parcel ofeiius When developed to
s highest degree of efficiency the Combat Pocm is alinosttetully self-suificient
and able to perform any one of severc! raissions. jo altain these aims the foliow-

ing elements ete essential:

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Army wean nization, When organized In the pro

a. mga dpment s} mould be weill-choses und standardized as much as pos

b. \ Conmunica tions, internal and external, must be  capae of ran
trensi iniss ion, be varied ia uature, and be exercised with primo
emphas & on security,

c. Teles nal coordination should be autormalic in resnonse. Confidence
among members of the team must be developed,

a. Selection of each position on the team should he kased on psycholag-

-ical aspecis es well as technical competence.
t . , :
. ©. raining of the men in'each function should be at regular intesvals
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and continucus, eld problems shovld be given dry runs in detail.

f. ’ The logistics problem should be studied with care, and made simple
and direct.

“g. Each team will have a"leader'! (Lieutenant) and an “assist
(Sergeant). These men shall be Biv ‘con special training by the Secret

1

Army Organization at "leadership seminars".

he Team "marshalli.g points" should be selected in advance and be

well defined. Pruciice''alecis" will determine the team's efficiency

in response and security,

i Terrain familiarity within the exnente 2] operational radius of the
team raust be developed,

. Weapons familiarity mturik e obtales theoughtive firings af virions
J E &

targeis., Teurn action ‘rust be stressed as well as individual cem-
peiesce.

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Se Yhe tearn louder shayld sec that a cons flow of infoxmation j

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provided to tearn inemhdts on the ideo apleal sirugele. ‘Vnis will
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‘help induce the praper tyume of nind in cach menmbor.

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Ing equipment made avaiable for cach assignment.

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mi. The team [Sers will be responsible for 2D voins the overall,
. sceurity of the unit, Personal feelings should not affect decisions

involving reprimandor dismissalof£ men irom the teain fox reasons
that endanger ils operation er security.

th Intelligence gathering as un important pact of cach team member's
duties should be sizessed. Infurmation on the location and move-
ments of local communist aud icit-wise enemies of the organization
should be sent to either Regional or General Neadqnarters,
i}
3 O. The team Iesders will be vosponsible ior maintaining contact with
: highe? command-and for the transmission of aedexs frem same.

ORGANIZATION

The "Combat Team!" will consist of.six reu. These six men will be divid-
ed into two sub-teams (Sections). Number One Section will consist of the Team
Lieutenant and two other team members. Number Two Saciion will consist of the
Team Sergeant andthe two remaining team members, When completely assemble
the unit will act directly under the command of the Team Lieutenant. When split
into sectious the Tanm Sergeant will carry out the erdexvs of the Team Licutonant
during missions. but will be in lamediate command of the Number Two Section,
in the absence of the Team Lieutenant the Sergeant will take command of the Unit,

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TRANSPORTATION

Transportation of the Combat Team will be effected by the use of two car-
riers, Interception and/or destruction of one carrier will not, then, iminobilize
the team. In eddition, each carrier can serve as a Seouling element for the other.
Motorized carriers should be as inconspicuous as possible and still serve their
purpose. Jeeps and pickup trucks should be used only where such vehicles are
owned and used commonly by the general population cy where the terrain makes
their use necessary. Most often an ordinary passenger car will suffice. The
model gelected should have a good road clesrence so it can be used on dirt roads,
Tire chains (if needed), hydraulic jacks, extra gas, water, and suitable tools
should bs stored in the vehicle.

* TRAVEL PROCEDURES

. Oke oat oon eee Se enone arene en

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Undorway, Carvier #1 will lead and Carrier #2 will trail, The "interval"
will vary with conditions. In cities clost-aboard trailing willbe used, Open road,
by dsy, will require an interval of approximaicly 360 yards, At night this will
be reduced to epproximately 100 yards. Duin’ travel, all equipment (especially
arms and aminiunition) should be kept ow of sight. Special team equipment and
weapons should be Jocked in the brunk of the vchicie until neaded. The trunk key
should he carefully hidden se as to male it difficult io search the trunk in case
law enforcement arcenis should slup the car on some pretest with the intention of
secrehing it ileeally. .

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\ WEAPGNS A: ND HQUIPMENT

e amnnan,

Aerencerie earmrenns amen wena

' so Sele action of W@eors and supplies should give the @»x Beer manxipun
* flexibility to mrect any condition that may be encountored in eliher raval ar urban
warfare, Consideration should be given io all possible situarions “unal may de~
velop veluting to Loth traditional guerrilla wartare and moder underground wer
fore technigues. Ji should be kept in mird that the Combet Team is a funcliona
part of a resistanoe nctwork. It's activities shovld he coordinated with other
teams‘ to take maximum advaniage of ifs striking powers.

Disregarding tle inclusion of w capers peculis iv fo a given mission, the
standard Jisigilmiion ef men aud weapons could be as follows:
‘ * “HL _$Teamn Lieutenant} AR-186 Assault*Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath

lmifo, flare gun, und dincenlars, 3a06 rounds “of ammunition load-
ii

ed in clips should be carried for the rifle, plus 50 extra rownds cf
ammunition for the pistol.

2 (Team Member) Riot Shotgub, automatic pistol, sheath knife, end
wire culters (with Jusulated handies), 100 rounds of No. 4 Luck-

sme $ey rea: ae Bele oy stan: By £ net yss: wie as
shot inpouches for the shotgun, and 50 rounds of pistol ama

#3 (Team Member) AR~-180 Assault Rifle, automatic pistol, sheath
and smoke grenades or flares, 400 rounds of aramunition ©
. for the vifie, and 50 rounds of pisicl arnrauni
ih sergeant AR- 360 Assault Rifle, autamatic pistol, sheath
- lare gun, and binsculars. Aminunition requirermant ig
nes as Fl man.
#5 (Team Member} Mio0d Springtield Rie with sniner sccpe, auto-
matic pistol, sheath knife, and entrenching shovel. 100 reunds of
AP anfimunition in bandculeere for the rifle, and 50 rounds of pis-
tol ammunition.
#6 (Team Member) AR-180 Assault ae entomatie mintol, ahvath
knife, anc 50 feat ot climbing rope with grappling hook. Ammu-

:t ws
nition requir nt is the Game es #EL man,

AbDDIT TONLT MATE RIAL

In addition to the weapons and supplios already sted cach teain momber
should have the following hasic equipme nt:

a. Sleeping hag aud d waterproof ¢ sound cloth

b. Ca mntecn C3 i ae at rmy type) 7
C: Survival retions for three days

d. First add kit

¢. Gas mask with extre (ter

{, Flashlight with otravbutlerios

£ Fatigue or camonficge clothlar
h Combat cr pareiroaper baois

SECRET ARBLY ORGANIZATION

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. rr CAL SECURETY ATEASUR ES @ . ,

1. Use deceptive noersures. Suteccthe fo one or more left-wing periodicals
ov get on the mailing Het of : eemonl, This will keep the postal in-
specety rs guessing as fo which eyo ave cealiv ap. While de
can be of gront assistance i

ojng this our members
mp seerelineg us safl-wing Jitcratuve for names and ad-
drescoas.uf follow travelers and forwar dling this inferminiion for ony Contral Intelli-
gence files. We de sper aluly need penolo vw assist in thie work. Please inquire as
io detailed insieuctions for such activity.
£ . * cs
2. “Ah ways “bse lwo ouvelopes iin san Sinnil to any patriotic oxganizations

fo any other ineinbes of cuv own organira De uot put a return address on the

outer envelope. “Pul your return nddvess on, the inside envelope with the words,

"return postage guerantvad’, e
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3. Place some opague paievial such as iin foil, carbon paper, ele. between
the inner and outer envelopes 1o prevent yours mail from being read by infra-red
cameras.

4. Send all jetters frora eurner mail boxed or from post offices where you
are not known.:.

» use of the telephone. Avoid telephone calls ta bn

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25 much aS possible.

6. Prepare telepboné codes ahead of time far future protection.
%. In recruiting ew memibers always learn aS much aS you can about the
prospective recruit and male sure he is not an infiltrator before you identify your-

nt

self as a member of the organization.

8. Meinbers of the organivaticn in cuch ares should be divided into four
groups:
A. ‘Those who have been identified publiciy or by luw anforc

as Moors ofihy Sceset Acmy Organization.

B. Those persons nol huey as mcinbers of this organization but who are
generally known us being pulzicts. .

Cc. ‘hose persons who have kept theirnolitieal belsfis hidden.
1 of

D. Members who profess igh. Uiueal for the purpase of infiltrating cnemy
orgininativns

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Afb mombers should fac cory cstednb munud centect with persons in a
aifke sent eulosory Unter Ehciun-clven. ‘hor oxni peuple In Class PD should be

vers secret in thers contact. snd virmeatiarendions with parsons of Class A ox Class

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-%. Bach m ember must re ci thosecurily of every other meoy r. Do not, under
any cires svember of the arganication even lo other moambers
without } on eich and every occasion.

9. Avald 7 Eg ‘ : : al plus in public places
Where rau cc : iscussign in the pre-
sence cf no

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StRERG ERNE ISEEAATORS

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Security 0
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Rech momber shoul
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ty ‘“Prabain ‘S Provrain, This

ee)

Enclose:
first prosrarm we ramavial that wi

ed in later srograms. There ace four basic programs used by the Secret Army

1
iP)
ty, Propaganda, aud Reoratting

be COVGE-

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Organization: Savy by e, in that
order, Hach program will vost the new mersber $3.00 and will take between

one te three weeks to ecmplete.

mning program serves a number of puxpascs,

organization hive the patience
ai Pa ‘

yes te otyean 2 -
BiguMeues Piven tner,

in that the members have the necessar y basic
trai ining in piclligonce, 8 socurity, ete. , which is essential to al-

2
most any important task which we could assign a member in under-

ground warfare,

Proper training In these four basic s sicilis § is absolutely essential for
every member of en underground army. A memborinay be an expert in sur
vivai techniques, use of weapons, urban we rlare tactics and all the res t bat
exporicnee has chown that without these other basic skills thay seldom da muen
fighting - they just commit suicide.

i

For these of you twh 0 Wish lo betome active ans
i cipphacive again Ghat th

complete the basic Ureining proer as.

After you Lave conmleted thé five oe rk projects listed in the Preliminery
Training Program send 85.00 in lo your repular mail drep and we will send you

the first trainin 3 program, on Intellivenua, "hs view of th curgent situation we
now face some of cur new mombers apy i cist assignments after
having conmpiciod the first iwc training: i ee hoppens ploase try

3 an be Laken care of
while continuing to compiele your revular trainings neoet a.

“a so

Sedat x
to redguble your clforis to thal yout sece
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PRELEAGINARY PRAENING DROGERAM

wo aomistahe tu think that ouv ciemies have one Set plan for the con-
are maintaining many continuous attechs Gna mans
fronts at the same Unie - political, educa busincss, labor, aud even religion.

They are ‘continues’ W brebing Jor wouk spots in

quest of the Unity es. Trev

the defenses of our nation, Daring

the pusi feuris vou have been feft io thea by Che stupidity ail
collusion Gf oly maifona have been able to advanes almost ai will,

Thaw Hie vo can do to change this sifuation at this time. Rather than
deplete our Limited resources on futile attempls to do so, we must concentrate on

batlding a workahie anti-comnvinist underground army based on realities ravher
than wishful thinking and organized on the tried and proven principies of underground

warfare. . -
* 4
Tne comm wniste have fiffy years experience in supressing anti-communist
sround activity. if we. are to Light them suceassfully - if we are t ‘hold ¢ out

wunti} the final viccory of freedom ov sranny - then our underground army is going

to have to be the most skillful and dedicated thai the world has ever known. There
is only one kind of member that can qu ality for such an army - the ve y best!
This will require intensive training and practice. There js ne shure cut to

pertection. By drawing ot the talents of severai of our mere expericuced members

\
we think we now have a training program that can develop that kind of underground
army ;

rent types of training will he invoived:

In this program four diffe
1. Correspondence and printed material,
wordings, piechive slides, charis, olc., sold or loaned te SAL OL

crrence ~ "Qa the job" training by carrying oul assignments

more oxpepicuced members,
.

4. Training maneuvers - Due to the diffieulty of keaping large ee ses-
sions seuret the General suf has decided Uat such trainme sessions will be hell
Poscloct groups tyne thie alrei ty completed sufficient pre cHinvinary

sloocal level.

ns

i
~_PROCAGANDA

Vhis preliminagn, traiaing fessan is dusigued to give oug members bssie know-

ty

fedse dd prasuee inamieldgence, scceurity ond propaganda. This firstlesscnis basic

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preparation for airance@@eaining in these thee importani@iivitios Soeh will be
dealt with in greater Jehu Turtbor on fa the training progran..

INTE LEIGE SCE

Underground warfare, as we customarily think of jt, camol succeed unless it

is supported by a woll develops orgn ivation comprising ali the ussential functions

+ sé . :
oCinkelligenec, security, propaganda, communicelions, supplv, medical sucvices,
ata, =

ot ligence is most important. Let's consider one exemple:

Suppose vou picked up: ole phone hook, chained it apto any page at yardoam, closed
. :

your ey Inger on one name, Now suppese yeu read thai name for
the firsi t yourself, "Foametime in the next 30 days Tim goingio kill

Consider th esi Hn tion ~ one man,- picked at rs padot mis marked for death, Ha
U these, the most ingluc tial inanin that erty but
ne iewst. ea defenseless. Why? Be-
cau : ‘inal he did nof have - intelligence, You would know
his j jdent ad nol knew yours. So long as that condition continucd, there
would be no peusible way in which he could arrangé an adequate defense agains: you.

e

Exacily the same

socialist enemics, Our success will ho directly proportionate to ¢ our now ledee of
them and inversaly proportionate to their knowledge of us.

Whatever a meniber's principal jon may be in the Seere! Army Organization,
he nist have & a "pow lodkee of intelligence lechniques, Thig subject is theve-
> . ~8 .
rove the first to be considered in our training program.

The word “intcliigence'', when used in » military sense refers to thosa
moutheds that can be uged to guin useful information. We usually think of this as

knowile de

papiul i
aclivilies.

an
o
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oy
_
os

en oy bet it. also jieludas information about t the a rad

Intelligence is reur

a

hy dividodt into three paris:

1. Obseevdtion, During e@ hot war this includes scouting and patrolian,
obsemauon of cnem: (veep movements, cle. On the cold war Sront this includes
Shadawing of cnemy persenncl, survoillance of enemy oflie ers, tipping of telephenes,
interception of messayes, cle. ~

2. Research wel dealysss, Coflogdog and ciualeging all possible usciul
inforniation Leary woneral soucten, Aowopaypors, radio, trade inauavines, ele. ,

thon matching up igotuled serips of infurfaaliontadilan accurate picture is obtained
of solace Sityasion tina wovld not tharwise be koowh,


. +

’ 3. Espion ‘@e: involves the placing or reer: of agents within the
eheny persoanel waere they can Learn the onenis fs plans first hand, aleal the cnemy!s

documents or materiais, influence oo misils fhe enemy's plars ap policies,

far jusi afew
How well could

Gh

spose you had a changes to Seeseme important decum
? content

minutes. Wow guickiv could you scan it for iis essan
you supuryale the important from tbe uaimport mul’? Cou’ vu record this Informa-
misinterpreted ?

not
?

tion in a written massage
~

Jmagine <: tyouarathe lender of ay
track an enemy ochunn pyc t poselat g ome auaire Pryem time to tine you will
need to Sead | : Each S.A,Q. member inns!

away thel they will be cas

in weliien focn.

oniplexiiy and

the | mernber dircetiy.
imporiancs wi :

SECURSTY  -

- HD GS bY
informat aboui thoty plen: fiviies. If is equally ts that Tt must ©
advantage will be rem them,
This is the basic - operations of

1. Protecting the identity cf underground personnel and their familics.

pr

, alterae

4, Protecting tha identity o

Jation (hal are Sicr dly to underground forces,

5, NMaiotessing

2 Fad tn >
vy Of Comulunicelions,

ra

id if is diffieull to oven yuess what forins the comine
gS, tho strategy of all successful underground moves

AS We have
comlict wilh take.

Finet, is the ae . Dunine mis & static, the under~-
pround mafnora iia daces, ¢ heel. sits se@icdty, popare. dts inaiigence, est.blishas

~ oF Comin.anc:

ite Li
con

18 forthe oncany toboes vonaplacont a GVCT=

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patrol) seni forward to chserve aml

oy Meter egemaemnnememerene nee epee tte

To ean ap

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ve t . :

Secondis the "Pin SRple af Provocation’. At the renin of this stage only

'
id netivity. “Phe vast major-
Peet slonge™ with ine

a few roal , riots are Villine to take part figndergrean
ity of the population is still wishfully thinking thet they ean
oppressive forces. They wart onty tole iett alene ead will aul take action unlil thay

are persoialh Chreatened. pains ibis _ Hage the uadereround conducts &@ sorics of
actions waiel provaxe the encmy florevs inte makire harsh repressive measures on
the general popula heainst the oppregsive

:
forces ahd convinces thenvfhat the underground in 1 oly their only hope.

a. This turns the eoneral pep:

igs! When the Over h-
the oe pape i
numbers of ve ople will be willing to help or j heir seasons
for doing so muy bo sumberous and thee ideolery uw abvays be the sane as
the basic undergtound movement, During this stage minor dilfereaces between
different anders ‘round groups mist be ininkmized and all of our natural allics must
be rallied to the cause of freedom. .

vj

zation is weil aware of the communist
intes government. Ti can rightly be
foréicn idvology j We are ile -
How tong ibis will continue until open

iniitration an . coulred f the pres
said ihat we av i

ready angagod

Thal
u Phas SG 4 at

warferc breaks’ su amVOUCS file Qnee again, the best prediction of our in-
teUigaece cepa ‘iment is that Steere i wal Inst for several mot . perbapa even

years, Thi gS: fan and counter assassine Hos, terror and
counter lorrov. During this phase the ‘ayarat eo ciifzea" yay avoid direct conflict
at the price of his dignity aud individual freedom. Known t patriots will be in ox-

treme danger,

2

For most peopic membership “in the Secret Army Orpanization will not
materially increase their danger during this time. For many ycars our enemies
have casefully catalogued the namo and address of every persen who has ever
wrilten 4 patriotic leiter io a newspaper. The membership lists of i he more prom-
inent "conservatival or sanizations | have long been available to communist infiltraturs
in these organizaiions. “fs

Continued activity and wive organizations

members of ho SA. 0. is denis luny Gases but those individuals should uot
identity thomacives as membors of the & serel Army © euilon. For most of sur

own t anhevs it be best if you do nb take y it; ‘the uctivities of these thor
organization is. Although minny of you are alresdy ‘inaxked't men a certain decree
of securiiy can stil be achieved by quicily dropping ontof other right-wing activities
and ke opin g§ your mombearsldp in the S.A.O, ecoret trom all excent your most
trusted fcLow inumbers r

4

a
There may come a ume when th avereee Aimevican is still able to go abant
Iness with little reguaovtialion Sal during which vou us a kuowa or suspected

palviol, niay bo seuela on for arrestor uss uesinaion,

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iF
uf * .

Project Hl me the end of this chapter miiy malt pos sible far the ox
gunization to contact vou aud render assistance shoakd seu over find it necessary lo
go into hidiaw with iid advameo notice,

Project TV is a fivei step toward learning more abouf vour enemics and al
the sane lime, confusing them as to w which side vou are really on.
a

PROPAGAND SS

4nother essential function of the anders rednd is to convince
general public of what (bv stand for and thus gain (ke support of the general pop
i

e . rpttce yr, 7 tay sa 3
latien. This must be dence through prepagenmda, both weillen and onch Kon Undes
conditions of enemy oecupation the spreudiue Gf anti-communist propaganda would
vbvlousiv be very dangerous, even sow there are certain phases of our propagan can

effort thal is hest dene hy surreptitious means, Thus, observation, communication
und propaganda are Uree elemontars duties of every underground member.

vin heen so important to the ullimate outcome of a

major conitiet., 2 x0 uliimaic 0 Sheol of any war is to force your desires on the minds

of vour enemies, Our vriiempling to do this hy the non-violent means .
f:

of psvebolovical war are, ‘
te .
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PREEPMINARY PRATNING LESSOR

Project No. 1

t

Lock over Ue various hooks in your locesd pablic library (hat have been
: :

Written on infclieence and esmonage. sb sud read thom
‘ carefully, oO .
*Prolect Na. 2. :

Write a brief outline of these two books and sendii to your regular assign

ed mail drop or to General [iesdauarters.
‘7

Projcct No. &

% 4 :

xiend thad you do not ordinarily see to

nh your present nelgnborhosd, inform

exe with en inner a aveLepe | with your
: : : dik nvelopes confidential and w

PASS t the m on to you or hole tham until) you can Bich them up. Lei

this alternate AUdLess in cast we need to contact you in extreme circumstances,

2

Make necessary preparations to use a fictit Hous 1
wie literatur ey and ¢ correspondence. An impor va PEE to

is lo keep yourvell sad our organizaiion informed o

activity in your arga.

A phoney organi : the word "Peace" as part of ils name

is always a suilabic cover, The nckbeese o: ee bu a PLO. Box, that of a friend, or
Poseveral Loticrs to: the name and addross you dc~

s accustomed tea it now. Then you will be ready

Projec act No. 9
2 . _
While working in the Hbrary, plece the enclosed Searet Army Organize
Uen Joufleis in between the pages of varidis beaks where thee will be fousd and
read by others, df

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TRAINING PROGR

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‘ INTELLIGENCE

eerie ee ie ee re

We are faced with a dangerous enemy who has repeatedly boasted of his
plans to destroy tour Constitutional Republic and to unslave ox poopie.
ca ¢

For mare than fourty oars thay have been infilt: ating their agunts bito

44

tho most sens isitive areas at labor, press, enlortainment, education, law, coni-

munications, religion, industry and government. The degree of their success

is made obvious by cur governmout's fuilure to oppose cammumisr: internation-
7

iy af gs
ally and by our fellow citizens! lack of interest in their own

We already know a considerable amount about this enemy; their origin,
objectives, approxiinate strengih, organizational sivwoture and general meth-

ods of operation,

There are four are eps 8 where we especially necd additonal ivformation:
. t
. 1. Details of the techniques used in espionage, infiltration snd subvar-

Sion by individual agenis, including the methods by which they control their
fellow travelers.

2, The equipmeyt used for surveillance, camrounication, assassination
sabotage, etc., by individual enemy agents.

8. Working details of their short range programs either in operation or
planned for the near future

4, The actual identity of enemy agents, fellow travelers and syrapathi-
zers along with details regerding their work, ulace of residence, cover onera-
tion, means of tvanaportation, - travel patiorn, personal eppesrance, mental
characteristics, personal lives, business and orpurnivational activities.

°

Our ullimats victory or Gefeet msy depead on our ability to obiain
encugh of this vitally important information.

~~
Taere are literally thousands of sources from which bits of valuable ia-
formation can be obtained. ‘These vanee from such cxuvemes as the local news-

papers to docurents stolen from the cucmy’s guarded vaults.
. g

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.

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-The methods. ¢
groups: 1) Research and A

Espions we includes a Joga! moans of obpalning Infeeriation, such
as wire-tapping, infereverdl Stealie of documents, ceeretly phote-

graphingrecords, liofilivatiny
mailing in divide: ils of the cuer

nny ovguniaudons, briling ox black-

Research

i and Analysis includes the corcfel systematic search of all

newspapers, radvavines, trade journais, hoarse , poillicul pamphlets,
. “books, public recgriis, cfe., to sift a few "neodles™ aluablo ivteligenca

: ae
from several “haystacks" of goneral informati

Professional intelligence orgenizations obtain about 25% of the 3
mation from Nosesrch aud Analysis end oaly:ahont of from wey spiana
espionage tech mg es are used, they prave m ‘ost effective whan 8 SF
sion is carefully pla: aned oul in advance whlch takes acvantege oi a

backyround information thal may be oblained hy researeh methods,

ein infor-
7

fs

Lot's examine how these t
additional information of the four basic tyr

4n agent trainee may learn something of the ganeral aspionage metheds
used by communist @e¢onis who have defected -frcm the parly and huve then
wriiten about their experiences. Bevond this they are of very Hide value. The

actual details of such techniques are uniformly neglected.

More useful information can be chtaincd froma the study of past court
recores inwhich evidence has bacn presented in espionage cases. Hints and
clues may oceasionally be picked up frem continuous and careful study of the

revular news media. Really basie informlion of this type, however, must be
obtained by inriitration anc espionage teclniqucs,

2, ‘the eaipr ent used i iwvellimice, © areRreaee! 3, assagsination,

sanotage,

sey by inlay idan a) 2,08 WS.

Efints ahont the type of hid:

den mierapnanes, short wave transmitters,
miniture tape rececdors, Yoed in Surveillusen coabcommumication by au-
plonuve apents tumeclimes are me: lioned big ch: ahce in the ve

ROWS Wrapurincs, in Gonnention with

ay,te ws +
ear press or

ae, Veohnies? detuils asd

cevsiraction plaps cer asiowidly ore sive noah, nics or !Vonitlay Sulenec"
type mupgecines, O4ber Lvlormaiion iuny Se vemo-sted dicactiy fram the manu

facturevs of sven daedynronk. ’

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3 Det appee eee erent enema hres Semen ied inacee hahmntmeytrtnen ante 8

me mpeee ta


y .

> we ™ é

The type of s shor aroc tong acting poisons host ©. for assassing-
lion under various conditions might he achicipated hy a careful study of toxical-
egy: fram "Chemical #60 cus" ond Bislocieal Absiracts": from current maga

foros
taient rLiG AMouls shyt

2ines Gn pharmacology, dswellas from eich pu
and "Science Newsletter", all available from |!

VAT LSS.

Tnférniation on explosives is avaliable trom: ordinance journals, Ltera-
ture from manufuclurers , technical books 3, Mme and dvilling miagaxzines, ete,

Naturally, such special fields of literasi arc best pursued by seme por-
son who alveady has an aptilude in each portinuar ling.

- .
This is ove of the things that mal feel jhat the American peuple ave
uniquely equipped. to form a deadly effective underground. Nowhere else in the
world doss any population have as many useful Nobhies and avocations that could
Le adapted lo underground warfare. Many by producis cof these hobbies can be
used as sabotage insiruments. Just one typice u example ~ the dust from grind-

jug whe ons in hops should be saved to mix wii bearings

king details of theix lomediate and futuxe plans and activities.

*
pay

a
car he had by sunseribing te appropriated conmnuirist front publications. Details
as to the size of the demonstration and doaves of Vislence auticipatad must
obtained by infilirating such organizations. Communist i pians for future prapa-
gonda campaigns, subversion, espionage, blackmail of yovernnent officials
eie., may be learned directly by infiltes ation ox may be deduced from a close

study of their past activities.

ey

4, Identity and personal information aboul enemy agenis,

This recuircs the full seepe of cowiter espionage activity; research and

nalysis of enciny publicalions, nisulloring of corraunist sponsored meetings,

a
a
survoillance of marty offices, infilbration of enenty apparatus, recruitment of
double agents, interception of cuemy comn i ate,

ve 2CU NIQUES

4

1, Every researcher should be constantly an the alort for useful infor-
mation in the general news media - cadio, TV, magayvines, ele.
. r
2. Each resoercher should have one Tiehl of btorest to which he gives
specinl allention.

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For oxariple:

3
ms
we
gy

One researcher might read every hook availa
and all the stories ox ani f

WTO OLDE
might sumeday hein our mambexre osecape eon ion doanccnty ios
é

4nolncy researcher nivhtec
publicalions for names of sehler w iravel
ings, vallies or :
suspected co
Pness cumecuons Rnd £

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tions,

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- There is an gslmest endiess variety of areas that need te
ased ov ar her own ieterests and ablinies cech rescarche
the specialt ’ for which they are best qualified,

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tf
rn

3. Be us
Lawings or photog
pect your analyis

ask

Pay

ie

4

No id ‘his informavion be af rai

vidual espionage egonts? To oll

: . : * - at H
4, Aveid adiievrial moval vas imams as these are of :
little valas und necdius=ly analiist. ‘

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re alls you possiisdy Tf the persenm is Local,
look them up in the telorhone bh rons dkies. Dovlta Ip to ae
‘ uhh Hive icra. Typo cands if possible,

WE mbewe nc and lieence nun

Le feretrai Peye 4 cyt pee gay f. 3s i y
novyed. for seadins in infarmaiion on
MVC EUR Tats etaen : spent Nese ay ® "ties t
Jndividrels. gigtesin, dimportan aprtichloas, fn
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ontli pre filly cove reds

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Printed bolow is a sample index card showing the proper placement af

information... Use ii as a guide when making oul your cards.

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a @ INTELLIGENCE @ . a

: WORK PROJECTS

1, Write to the following “paace publicalion" (mest of them are aetually commnt~
nist fonts) aud ask for subscription price and a sample copy.

‘

3 . . - ¢

- at
iad *

nes ee eee se a a a A a me

(A) Whon those sample copies are received. by you, proceed to make out an in-
dex card on each person mentioned as supporting or takine parl in any peace gr

ganizsiiog. Do not forget to include the magazine staff (editor, circulation ma
. %, re

ager, authors; ele.) includes doserintion of the position held or activity -ofered
to for each.
(8) Anslyze the propaganda centent of cach masazine ~ in what way does it serve
the communist causc? When completed, send these magazines in to your regular
assigned mail drop aleag with your index cerds, “comments and avalysia.
fo , ‘
. t

2, Using your lictlilous name, write to the following "peace organization. Tell
them you are concerned sbout the world siluation ang would like to helk
peace movement. Ask for the location of their x eacquariers or

ember you could contact, as well as further information about their organiza~
tional plaas and object tives,

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bef.
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et

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en ernie ent eet et A re reve a intl renaissance ee ae

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- Atlanta (Enc. 2)

~ Baltimore (Enc. 2)
~ Birmingham (Enc. 73) ©
- Boston+ (Enc. 2)

~ Buffalo (Enc. 2)

- Charlotte (Enc. 2)

- Chicago (Enc. 2)

- Cincinnati (Enc. 2)

- Cleveland (Enc. 2)_

- Columbia (Enc. 2)

~ Detroit (Enc. 2)

~ Indianapolis (Enc. 2)
- Jackson (Enc. 2)
Jacksonville (Enc. 2}
~ Kansas City (Enc. 2)

- Knoxville (Enc. 2)

~ Little Rock (£nc. 2)

~ Las Angeles (Enc. 2)

- Louisville (Enc. 2)

- Memphis (Enc. 3)
Miami (Ene. 2)

~ Milwaukee (Enc, 2)

~ Minneapolis, (Enc. 2)
- Mobile (Enc. 3)
"New Haven (Enc. 2)
‘= New Orleans (Enc. 2)

~ New York(Enc. 2)

~ Norfolk (Enc. 2)

~ Phoenix (Enc. 2)

- Philadelphia (Enc. 2)
- Pittsburgh (Enc. 2)
- Richmond (Enc. 2)

~ San Francisco (Enc. 2)
San Juar (Enc. 2)

-~ Seattle Ene. 2)

- St. Louis (Enc. 2) . 2
- Savannah (Enc. 2) . ; a
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- Tampa (Enc. 2)

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ENCLOSURES -— CONTINUED

, Enclosed for Memphis is one xerox copy of a portion
of a map df the Hohenwald (Lewis County), Tennessee, area.
tnclosed-for Mobile is a xerox copy of a portion of
a map of the Central and Kent, Alabama, area.

ADMINISTRATIVE:

For all receiving offices, DRAGER is presently
carried as an ADEX subject. Inasmuch as DRAGER has indicated
he advocates the violent overthrow of the US.'Government and hes
overtly been attempting to recruit personnel, arms and amnmunitions ;
in efforts te accomplish this end, it is recommended DRAGER be |
continued as an ADEX subject and his activities be clcsely
followed. 1
Information copies of instant report are being made
available to designated offices, inasmuch as investigation has
revealed the subject has associates and contacts residing within
these divisions. Subject is believed to have travelled within
these divisions between September, 1973 and June, 1974.

Investigation by Newark Division has failed to identify
any members of a group called the National Revolutionary Army.
DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL have claimed to have recruited
disgruntled right wing patriots from the Ku Klux Klan, Minutenen
and Nazi Party.

Information copies are further being made availaHe
inasmuch as DRAGER and CARROLL have been involved in extensive
criminal activities throughout these divisions in efforts to
support themselves while travelling throughout the U.S.

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, This report is classified confidential to protect
the identity of NK T-1, NK @-2 and HK T-3, whose unauthorized
disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause damage to
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national security.
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. Inasmuch as these sources ment tioned _ in this report are
Ro vbndhhoa Batatinsc HSAs ls etO—IseivS wee is
DUNE. Dutch WZ3. meeting at tk eS “residence, of All ALBrE
Sela GAH MOAT Ie, iad inccee ee asia! —_
York, Pennsylvania,” Lo is. area 3 these. sources aS:
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ALBERT ee cette ODaIUNC AS tet IS Arg the following information was
. aot included in the Perk eae ‘On June 13, 1974, LENE2Z displayed
te_source what aagtaes to_be wees ~Sesck the By Warns ay

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No, ' ALBERT/P. LENTZ, ett of Indiana, ypu peer of Indiana,

\ CHUCHY ING of York ennsylvania, JANES, AADIZLAC 1) of York,

_ Penn yivania, LEE/FICK, Pennsylvania, ROY FRAUWK HOUSER, Reading,

: Pennsylvania, and JAKE # <IMG, Florida (probably identical to

? WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL with a known alias of "JAKE") and las

FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR. .

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Identity Location
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All receiving offices are requested to contact logical
sources in efforts to determine the activities of FRANK DRAGER
and WILLIAM CARROLL and their alleged group called The National
Revolutionary Army.

All receiving offices be alert to the fact the subject has
bragged about committing an armed robbery (possibly a bank robbery).

Only positive information need be reported to the
Newark Division.

BIRMINGHAM

AT ANNISTON, ALABAMA: Will attempt to determine
from enclosed map, the significance of the darkened area of the
map located in DRAGER's vehicle. Will determine if this area
around Anniston, Alabama is possibly related to extremist activities,
bank robberies or possible "training grounds" for the,NRA.

BOSTON

; AT BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS: Will be alert to the
possibility that DRAGER may have committed a bank robbery or
armed robbery in the Boston area, inasmuch as WILLIAM ERIC
CARROLL mentioned this possible occurrance to JAMES KEITH
prior to their apprehension in DRAGER's vehicle on 6/13/74.

DETROIT

AT WARREN, MICHIGAN: Will contact MARHALL L. ~
MC ELWANEY, 5635 Casmere, and obtain full particulars regarding
the disposition of a .45 caliber Colt commander, Serial.Number
70SC19183, sold to him by Gefl's Sporting Goods, 17242 Greydale,
Detroit, Michigan, on 9/17/73.

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JACKSONVILLE

AT TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA: Will attempt to develop
background information re the subject through Florida State
Employment Service, inasmuch as subject had in his possession
an identifipation card for Florida State Employment Service,
bearing the name FRANK DRAGER, JR., Social Security Account
Number 139-40-1035, date of birth 8/4/40. Local Office noted
to be FSES Key West, with apparent visits noted as being
12/3/73, 12/18/73 and 12/26/73. .

2. Will through Department of Motor Vehicles,
attempt to locate all vehicle information and driver's license
information regarding FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., born 8/4/40,
and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, born 8/30/55.

MEMPHIS

AT HOHENWALD (LEWIS COUNTY), TENNESSEE; Attempt to
determine: the significance of enclosed map showing a circle around
Route #13, at Hohenwald. Determine if this area has any significance
related to extremist matters, bank robberies or possible “training
grounds" used by the NRA.

MIAMI

AT MIAMI, FLORIDA: If not already done, make Monroe
County Sheriff's Office aware of DANIEL JAMES BRODERICK's knowledge
regarding the theft of checks from the Marathon Cay Sal Billfish
Tournament and the possibility of the use of his testimony against
DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL.

AT ‘HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA: Will contact Neil's Jewelry,
15 So. Khrome Ave. (Chrome), regarding the disposition of @
«30 caliber Plainfield Machine Co. carbine, allegedly sold to a
FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., on 4/13/74.

MOBILE
AT KENT, ALABAMA: Will attempt to determine any

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2. Will determine if this area is possibly related
to extremist activities, bank robberies or possible "training
grounds" for the NRA.

NEWARK

ar’ TRENTON, NEW JERSEY:

' with the Department of Alcohol, Tobacco ‘and Firearms, in efforts
to develop information re the weapons confiscated from DRAGER
subsequent to his arrest on 9/12/73, at Toms River, NJ and will
follow their possible prosecution of subject for a legal purchase

of firearms.

Will maintain contact

2. Will follow prosecution of subject re his
charges at Lawrence Township, NJ, for fraud-theft of a motor

vehicle.

3. Will continue to follow the activities of DRAGER.

AT WEST TRENTON, NEW JERSEY: Will maintain liaison

with NISP, to determine results of Iab examination of chemicals

found in vehicle allegedly stolen by DRAGER on 3/11/74.

SEATTLE

AT BELLVUE, WASHINGTON:

WILLIAM AIKEN, 1846 West Lake, Famamish Parkway, regarding the

Will interview Mr. OLAF

full particulars of the disposition of a Stoeger, .22 caliber

lugar automatic, Serial Number 363, purchased by him on 1/20/63,

at the Seattle Sporting Goods, 4740 Rosenfelt Way, Northeast,

Seattle, Washington.

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UNI gp STATES DEPARTMENT. OF Jigagr CE
, DERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO

1 - USA, Newark ‘ -
1 - ATF, Newark (RM) .-
1 - Secret Service, Newark (RM)

Copy to: , 1 - IRS, Newark (RM)

Report of: _ SA CHARLES F. MOFFETT , Olfiee: “Newark, New Jersey

Date: \ 8/30/74

Field Office File #: “157-2011 " Bureau File #: 157-6908

Title: . PRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.

Character: EXTREMIST MATTER - WHITE ACTION MOVEMENT

Synopsis: FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., W/M, DOB 8/4/40, Trenton,

« NJ, former member of Ku Klux Klan and founder of
White Action Movement, presently claiming to be
officer in his newly formed. National Revolutionary Army.
DRAGER previously travelling U.S., contacting all right wing
groups. DRAGER, since September, 1973, travelling with a
Pe ete ERB -CABROLL,.. W/ , DOB 8/30/55. DRAGER and CARROLL
oth”claim“to be officers of NRA. Both have been criminally
active with buying weapons, stealing and uttering forged checks
and stealing a motor vehicle in efforts to support their right
wing activities and travel. DRAGER arrested September, 1973,
Toms River, NU, and February, 1974, at Springfield, Ill., for
possession of weapons, possession of marijuana (CDS) and stolen
property. DRAGER arrested June, 1974, for fraud (theft of stolen
motor vehicle), Mercer County, NJ. Confidential sources advised
DRAGER in receipt of diagrams of sewer system in Washington, D.C.,
and had plans to bomb the IRS Building, 7/4/74. Sources
further advise subject was going to kill Special Agents of the

CONFIDENTIAL
Classified by 1653.
Exempt From GDS, Category 2.
Date of Declassification Indefinit

SOURCES WHOSE IDENTITIES ARE
CONCEALED HEREIN HAVE FURNISHED
RELIABLE INFORMATION IN THE

¥ PAST, EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE
NOTED.

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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents
are not to be distributed outside your agency.

U, S, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; 1970  - 406-840

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FBI and a Judge GUBOW in Michigan. DRAGER presently in custody
Mercer County Jail with local and federal detainers lodged
against him. Descriptive data set forth.

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DETAILS:
PREDICATION

This investigation is based on information which
indicates that the individual is engaged in activities which
could involve a violation of Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 241
(Conspiracy Against Rights of Citizens); Section 245 (Federally
Protected Activities); Civil Rights Act of 1968; or related
Civil Rights Statutes. ;

This individual claimed in September of 1973 to
be the acting Grand Dragon of the National Knights of the Ku
Klux Klan for the State of New Jersey.

On July 17,.1974, Mr. WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL was
interviewed by Special Agent CHARLES F. MOFFETT at Mt. Holly,
NJ, and indicated FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., had conspired to
blow up the Internal Revenue Service Building, Washington, D.C.,
on July 4, 1974.

The National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc.,
{NKKKK), was granted a charter in Georgia in 1963

as a "patriotic, secret, social, and benevolent
order." The NKKKK, a consolidation of various

Klans in Southern states, continues to be anti-Negro,
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I. BACKGROUND

A. BIRTH

Records at the Bureau of Vital Statistics,
Trenton, Nod., were caused to be searched on July 17, 1974,
and revealed FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR., was born August . 4,.
1940, at Trenton, NJ.

B. EMPLOYMENTS 8

Investigation to date has revealed the following
employments since August, 1973.

On July 15, 1974, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms
River, NJ, Police Department, advised DRAGER used the name
FRANK J. SHAYNE while employed at the Captain Courageous
Restaurant, Route 37, Toms River, NJ, during the summer of
1973. ‘

On January 29, 1974, Mr. DANNY RICHMOND, Chief of i
Security, Ocean Reef Club, North Key Largo, FPla., advised
DRAGER was employed as a chef from November 16, 1973, until
December 25, 1973, utilizing a home address of Post Office ;
Box 968, Marathon, Fla. i

C. RESIDENCES

On September 15, 1973, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms :
River Police Department, advised DRAGER used the address |
Post Office Box 968, Marathon, Fla., when arrested on
September 12, 1973, by their department.

“Captain WALTON further advised DRAGER utilizes the
address 214 East Franklin Street, Trenton, NJ.

Investigation has revealed this address is
occupied by DRAGER's brother, ROBERT DRAGER, and his aunt,
EDNA GRABER.

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D. RELATIVES

On July 15, 1974, Detective JOHN REYNOLDS, New
Jersey State Police, West Trenton, NJ, advised the records of
the Mercer County Jail, Trenton, NJ, revealed the following
relatives as noted on the subject's visitors’ list:

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ferme DRAGER . owe Mother
P.O. Box 1272 .
- Browns Mills, NJ
ROBERT?’ DRAGER, Brother

neAnEash.Eranklin St Street
‘Trenton, NJ

sona Gower, Aunt

“QL47 East” “pEeRer TT
“Trenton, NJ:

JOHN “DRAGER Brother

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E. ASSOCIATES «

On March 5, 1974, the Springfield Division of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation was made available xerox
copies of printed materials taken from the vehicle of FRANK
DRAGER when arrested by the Sangamon County Sheriff's Office
in February of 1974,

Similar xerox copies were made available to the
Newark Division of the FBI by Detective JOHN REYNOLDS,
New Jersey State Police, subsequent to the arrest of DRAGER
by the New Jersey State Police on June 18, 1974. .

Set forth are all names, addresses, and telephone
numbers taken from these two groups of materials. It is -
noted some of these names and numbers were extremely illegible
and thusly some are subject to error and inaccuracies.

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Alabama:

JIM DE WITT
wo 423 Polk
Montgomery, Alabama
Telephone 205~262-0954, 205-263-2707

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Vehicle /Identification Number 31T11X211332

. EMORY’ BURKE
\ RR $2, Box 192

Eletic, Alabama

Telephone 205-544~3481, 288-1680, 265-1898

ASA/CARTER

:' Rotitte #6, Box 330.

Oxford, Alabama 36201

Teleghone 205-236-8451, 362-2647
Spy

JAMES and NANCY ‘PIMPSON

Route #3 j

Kansas, Alabama

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Arizona: | ‘

MURRAY
Telephone 602-944-2828 or 997-1142

Arkans

JACK’ FREDERICKS
DeImar Point, Box 98.
Harrison, Arkansas

California:

ALLAN> FORMULARIE

Box 435 (Possibly 438)
Eureka, California
(Poor man's James Bond)

Dr. J. K.\ WARNER -
P.O. Box 1776 ~
Hollywood,\ California
Also: P.O. Box "1896
Hollywogd, California 90028

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Canada:

MARTIN K.,WEID
1530 McLarenwood Terrace, *
London, Ontario, Canada

Connecticut:

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TOM/HART
37°Clevdand Avenue
’ Milford, Connecticut
va 203-878-8765
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BILL ‘ULE

153 ‘Evergreen Road
Cronwell, Connecticut
Telephone 203-342-6448

Delaware?

JOHIY DUFFY

Box 3129

Newport, Delaware 19804
Telephone 302-999-9486

Florida:

/ Tip=Top Hotel_
446 North Miami FLO
JERRY. DEIPZ
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Bingham Subdivision
DeFunak, Fla.
904-892-2906

Telephone 305-367-9061

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519 Orange Avenue
t Port Orange, Fla.

Dr. PATITO
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Mobile YJI3~5256
(Possible a mobile telephone)
P.O. Box 412

Ocala, Fla. 32670

RALPH FORBES (Sword of Truth)
Box 7863
Jacksonville, Fla.

A driver's licénse in the name of
WAYNE JOSEPH’ MARTIN, 407 Oak Place,
Port Orange, Fla. 32019, License
#M635-890~-58-010-000

License Plates 8RV-1301 and 8G/K~-7675

Te porary Florida driver's permit DENIS DEAN
Baise, 860 Terrace Drive, Daytona _Beach; and
Social Security’ Card 299=36-7801. i F448
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MARTLYN -SCHEIDER
220 West Locust . »
DeKalb, Ill. ~
815-758-6530

ROB“ STANHOPE .
1713 Dearfiled Road «1-
Chatham, Ill. 62629
483-3803: .

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3237 North Kinmere
Chicago, Ill. 60657
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WAYNE cunnuas/Sona oO
Social SecurAty Account Now 028-44~-0613
$4 Holmes Avenue ‘
. Brockton, Mass.
‘Also: Date of birth February 27, 1954
Social Security Account No. 191-05-425
Place of Birth Boston, Mass.

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BILE” YULL
Rock Harbor Road
- Orleans, Mass.
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313-474-1507

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Mt. Pleasant, Michigan
517-773-9266

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FRANK, Aturs

1872/ Montana Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota’
771-0977

FRANK J,’ SMITH

P.O. Box 117

Ellsworth Falls, Minnesota ©
‘207-667-2622 : ,

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rawrencr( corte

1831 Blue Ridge Voulevard
Raleigh, N.c. a
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New Jersey:

Sheraton Motel
U.S. 206
Bordentown, NJ
Room 100

373-4131

396-7753 |
HOWARD/SPIELER
1995 Kennedy Boulevard
Apartment 2 - .
Jersey City, NJ 07305
MICHAEL’ WILBERT *

807 Ocean Road =. 201-399-3535
Point Pleasant,” NJ 201-244-4340

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Lot 552

i 800 New York Avenue
Trenton, Nod

609- -~448~-9607 (Hightstown pay)

ANN

Tunnel Road
Blumsbury, NJ
201-479-4896

CANOLL (illegible)
201-257-6756
7 ‘Plymouth Lane

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3 Dorina Road _ ‘
Fast “Brunswick, NJ
201+254~-6042 “cs

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238-0391

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224 Centre ,
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587-3468

LOW YMARTZ
"; Gs 699-586-1587
a 586~7566

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“ 201+4 46-4675

MOM DRAGER
893-9646

DOUG! KAYE
“4 ,7 Box/114 Essex Falls, NJ 67021
201-686-3326
201-MU (or MO) 8-6874

HERNIMANN
609-547-5495

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East Brunswick
251-5922 s

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“995° Grace Drive
Toms River, NJ 08753

JIM/DIEHL (RED)
42 Florence Court.
Toms River, Nd 08753

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it 33 "HOllybrook Drive
_ Toms River, NJ.

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ie 16 Ridgewood Avenue
; Tabor, NJ .
L2031 65577 12542, exp. 1/31/74

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737-0582

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587-3468

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39640339

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Bridgeton,.Nd .
692-1918

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585-6190 .

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Bridgeton, NJ

New Orleans:

TERR OLANTS

New Orleans, Louisiana
504-949~2548 ~

New York:

Mr. 3. GLASSER
212-924-7800

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84 Fifth Avenue
DY, Whe

Mr. “KARIN
212-739-2585
212-963-3200 work

GEORGE“ LINK “

1765 fownsend Avenue
Apartment $1

Bronx, NY 10433
212-878-2149

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165-167 East 88th
NYC,

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160 West 90th Street
NYC
212-877-7048

Ohio:

United White P.P.
4319 Clark,Avenue

a Ohio 44109
FRANK: ZORETICH

P,. On Box 02119

Cleveland, ‘Ohio 44109

“Mrs. lures

3508 Library. Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44109

Driver's Lic fse in the name of:
DENNIS DEAN /RITTER

5924 Lakeside

Toledo, Ohio 43611

DENIS D. RITTER (employee's card)
Reliance Electric Company

Toledo Sales and Systems

#7700, signed DENIS D. RITTER

City of Toledo, Ohio

Handguns’ Identification Card #13668
DENIS D. RITTER

5924 Lake Sides

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1330 Alexis, Toledo, Ohio
‘T95}? Harley Davidson Sportster
i dated August 28, 1973 ~ Title #482420682
a f° :
‘ MICHEY RAY HALCOMB
400-88-4802 (Social Security Card)

Pennsylvania:

BB-NiC GOVERN

3328 Fairdale Road

Philadelphia, Pa. 19154

Home - NE 7-0437

Lantern: 757-9147 ~

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929-9461 - work - i
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372-5520
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PHILIP ALAN MAIER

320 Harvard Boulevard

Reading, Pa. 19609
Date of Birth July 29, 1949 |

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Driver's License #1551476
PHILIP ALAN MATER
302 Harvard Boulevard
Lincoln Park, Reading, Pa. 19609
Date of Birth July 29, 1949

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Montrose, Pa. .
717-553-2516

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215-374-8283

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+ Pitcairn, Pa. 15140
412-378-2669

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Allentown, Pa. 18104
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ALBERT PB. BAILEY
1100 Cobbs Street .
Dexel Hill (Delaware County), Pa.

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Parking Ticket:

Bureau of Police, Reading, Pa. #18025

Dated June 6, 1974, 1:41 p.m.,

green Ford, 282302374 Alabama

Reverse Side: 373-9515
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FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.
The Chase Manhattan Bank, National Association, .
Charlotte Amalie Branch, St. Thomas, Virgin Tslands i
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JERALD“WALRAVEN
,1207 Pioneer

Dallas, Texas 75224
214-941-7199

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' 703-552-1527

PALLER JR. (CHESTY's son)
Richmond
648-6614

J. V,/MORGAN
Alexandria, Va.
768-6321

CHARLE he KAY
2713 Bayview Boulevard
Portsmouth, Va. —~ us

- gouyCROBICK (Reporter)
| Frée Lance Star

616 Amelia Street
Fredericksburg, Va.

Washington, D.C.:
BARBRA“VON GOLT2 pn
711 Perpetual Building

Washington, D.C
783~7700

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company of a WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, date of birth August 30,
1955, Newark, NJ, and a DANIEL JAMES /BRODERICK, date of birth
June 4, 1944, Trenton, NU. fila Me,
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On July 17, 1974, Detective JOHN REYNOLDS, New ‘Jersey
State Police, West Trenton, NJ, advised the following
license plates and registrations were noted to be located in
the 1973 green Ford Pinto stolen by DRAGER at Lawrence
Township, NJ, on March 11, 1974, and recovered on June 13,
1974, at Columbus, ‘No.

8GK-1701_ Le -
Listed to JAMES &¢ GEORGE

249 South Had-aAvente
Deland, ‘Fla.

On a 1968 Chevrolet, bearing

Vehicle Identification Number PS158F163020

8GK-6025

Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, TRey

Route 2, Box 1551

Daytona Beach, Fla.,

On a 1970 Ford, bearing Vehicle
Identification Number F25YNJ31980

8RV-1301

Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.
Route 2, Box 1551

Daytona Beach, Fla.

On a 1966 home-made camber,
Bearing Vehicle Identification
Number 139301035, Title #9892259,
Issued August 13, 1973 ,

XBV-31W

Listed to FRANK A. DRAGER, JR.

214 East Franklin Street

Trenton, NJ

On a 1965 Chevrolet pick-up,

Vehicle Identification Number C1535F1210592

Driver's License #P71512676108404,

Listed to FRANK -A. DRAGER, JR.

214 East Franklin Street

Trenton, NJ -

Date of Birth, August, 1940, Trenton, NJ; expires April, 1"%7"
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It is also noted DRAGER was arrested February 19,
1974, at, Springfield, I11., Sangamon County Sheriff's Office,
for possession of burglary tools, marijuana. (CDS) and weapons.
“It is noted on April 1, 1974, Mr. DONALD CADAGIN,
Assistant State's Attorney, Sangamon County, I1ll., advised
that DRAGER failed to appear for his trial on March 18,
1974, and his $250 bond was forfeited by the court.
CADAGIN further advised no further pending action is being
taken against DRAGER. At the time of arrest, DRAGER was in
the company of WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL.

On dune 18, 1974, DRAGER was arrested by the
New Jersey State Police, Bordentown, NJ, and turned over to
the Lawrence Township, NJ, Police Department for the ,
charge.of fraud ~ theft of a stolen motor vehicle. DRAGER
is presently in,custody of the Mercer County Jail, Trenton,
NJ, where he has been indicted for this charge.

On duly 17, 1974, Captain THOMAS WALTON, Toms
River, NJ, Police Department, further advised DRAGER
forfeited bond for his arrest on September 12, 1973, and it
is anticipated further charges will be filed against DRAGER
for the altering of numerous checks stolen from the Captain
Courageous Restaurant, Route 37, Toms River, Nd.

DRAGER has been charges also with violation of
U.S. Code, Title 18, Section 1073, for unlawful flight to
avoid prosecution from the Monroe County, Fla. A warrant
was issued June 3, 1973, for uttering false instrument.

On April 29, 1974, Detective RICHARD ROTH, Monroe
County Sheriff's Office, Marathon, Fla., advised that on or
about April 11, 1974, apptoximately 55 checks from the Marati.on
Caysal Billfish Tournament had been stolen from the Sombrero
Beach Country Club. On that date twenty checks had been
since returned, all made out to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER. These
checks range from $97.00 to $150.00, .

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G. PESCRIPTIVE DATA
Name
“Race
‘Sex
Date of Birth .
Place of Birth
Social Security
Account Number
Height
Weight
Build
Eyes
Residence

Scars and Marks

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Occupation

Previous Employments

‘Education

Marital Status
Militay Service
Arrests

Pecularities

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FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, JR.
White

Male

August? 4, 1940

Trenton, N.d.

139-30-1035
~ §*11"
185 pounds
Medium
Blue
214 East Franklin
Trenton, N.d.
Post Office Box 896
Marathon, Fla.
1" scar above right eye;

sear lower right underside of

forearm;
tattco of dog on upper left
arm;

Chef, painter
Ocean Reef Club
Key Largo, Fla.
Chef

Captain Courageous
Rove 37
Toms River, Nd

Charter Club
Princeton, Nd

Claims 2 years college,
Omaha, Nebraska, University
(later admitted four year

degree from Omaha Universi
and admitted taking classe

> in law from Harvard and
University of Southern
California)

Sinde

U.S. Air Force, Service #217-804-89

Multiple arrests, New Jerscy
and Illinois .

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* On September 12, 1973, DRAGER, in the company of
DANIEL JAMES BRODERICK and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, were arrested
by the HORS” RIVERS “Heh TEP SE y , Police Department, for possession
of marijuana {controlled dangerous substance-CDS), possession
of weapons and possession of stolen property. A search of their
vehicle, a 1974 camper truck, bearing Florida registration
8G-K6025, revealed the following articles:

1. One Walther P~38, serial number 7965B.

2. One Colt .22 caliber automatic, serial
number 336260.

3. One Springfield .410 shotgun, model 39A
{no serial number noted). -

4, 1,000 rounds of assorted ammunition for
above ‘weapons and other caliber weapons.

5. German insignias and armbands.

6. One white Ku Klux Klan silk robe.

7. One pPlack Ku Klux Klan silk robe.

8. One water pipe.

9. Two pounds of marijuana (39 packets) .

It is noted the black Ku Klux Klan robe is worn
by Ku Klux Klan enjorcers, whose duties range from being “muscle
men" to "assassins"

On ‘September 25, 1973, the “Asbury Park Evening Press"
ran an article on page 1, entitled "Klansmen Claims Group Maligned".
fhe article quotes DRAGER as claiming to the the New Jersey's
acting grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan. -.

On October 2, 1973, NK T-1 advised that on October 1,
1973, the Bucks County Unit, Number 12 (Bucks County, Pennsylvania),
had a car caravan during the early P4 hours. The caravan drove around
Trevose, Pennsylvania area, advertising the Ku Klux Klan. The source
advised DRAGER was present at.«this event and was in the company cf
several white males wearing Nazi uniforms.

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‘ On February 16, 1974, DRAGER and WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL
were arrested by Lake Springfield, Illinois, Police Department,
Sangamon County, Iilinois, charged with possession of more than
10 grams, less than 30 grams, of marijuana and possession of
burglary togls. A subsequent search of DPAGER's vehicle at that — -
time of his arrest revealed extremist materials consisting of
cassette tapes recordings, address books, guerrilla training manuals,
Ku Klux Klan literature, American Nazi Party literature, locations
where crosses have allegedly been burned, wiretap equipment, and
other right-wing literature. The subject was also in possession
of numerous identification cards, such as driver's license and
Social Security cards.

The American Nazi Party - The World
Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists
was organized by George Lincoln Rockwell on
February 26, 1956, based upon the concept
of an international "National Socialist”
movement, as espoused by the German Nazi
Party, which was headed by Adolf Hitler.
On January 1, 1967; the official name of this
organization was changed to National Socialist
White People's Party. The NSWPP supports
and follows the line of hatred against blacks,
Jews and communists through various propaganda
media, demonstrations, and other publicity-
seeking devices for the purpose of seeking a
legitimate dominant political party within the
United States and in foreign countries.
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at the Sangamon County Jail, Springfield, Illinois. DRAGER
stated that he was unemployed and maintains no permanent
address. He admitted membership in the “light action movement”
but denied current membership in any extremist organization,
although he claimed to be coordinating the activities among ail
right wing organizations in the eastern half of the United States.

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CARROLL, who was arrested and ,nterviewed under the name THOMAS
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, On March 1, 1974, DRAGER and CARROLL were released
on bond from the Sagamon County Jail. The subject's vehicle,
a 1970 Ford pickup truck, with a camper truck unit, was left
by DRAGER at the Sheriff's Impound Lot. :

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On March 6, 1974, NK T-2 adyiged he obtained information
that FRANK DRAGER had visited ROBERT ,/DE PUGH, Titular, Head of
the Minutemen Organization, in NOFBSYHe, Missouri. Te

The Minutemen organization was organized
in 1960, reportedly to resist the spread of
communism in the United States by use of
guerrilla tactics. Robert B. DePugh, national
coordinator of the Minutemen, was sentenced in
October, 1970, for violations of the Federal
Firearms Act. At the time of his arrest DePugh
was in possession of documents concerned with . i
guerrilla warfare and other paraphernalia, including ;
hand grenades, gun silencers, and a machine gun. i
DePugh was released on parole during April, 1973, ‘
and in June, 1973, ‘indicated he planned to revitalize
the Minutemen into a "two-armed organization".

Arm number one was to be utilized as a political
front organization to sway elections and control
local and state political structures. Arm number
two was ,to be an underground guerrilla organization
made up of “strike teams". These “strike teams"
are to be under direct control of DePugh and their
existence is to be unknown to everyone, including
Minutemen State Coordinators.

After leaving Norborne, DRAGER was arrested in
Springfield, Illinois. DRAGER Yas scheduled to proceed to
Columbus, Ohio to meet with JOHN\GERHARDT, Leader of the American
White Nationalist Party (AWNP) and was to continue to Reading,
Pennsylvania, to meet with ROY ee

DRAGER was supposedly carrying a message from DE PUGH
to GERHARDT and FRANKHOUSER. GERHARDT and his brother, ED
GERHARDT, are leaders of the AWNP in Columbus, Ohio. The GMRHARDts
and a JAMES THOMPSON were arrested for shooting the homes of -
school officials in Columbus, Ohid, JAMESSQHOMPSOW allegedly
turned stated witness against the GERHARD? brothers, The GFRUARDT
brothers contacted the Indiand coordinator of the Minutemen and
ROY FRANKHOUSER to make plang to prevent THOMPSON's testimony and
have discussed possible execution. FRANKHOUSER allegedly advised

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GERHARDT he had a man who was unknown and could take care of
THOMPSON. This individual is believed to be FRANK DRAGER.

On March 7, 1974, Mr. DAS ;
Quarters, Qcean Ree€£.. lub, doth 5: 5 Torida, advised
DRAGER and he- Bh ve been long’tim Friends having met in Trenton,
New Jersey. BRODERICK stated DRAGER claims to be “acting dragon"
in the Ku Klux Klan and was known to him to have close links with
the United Klan Leader ROBERT SHELTON. He further advised DRAGER
did carry some type of firearm with him on his person at most times.
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On May 16, 1974, OD was recontacted by Special

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Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation at the , an Reef.
Cub, Noeth Bey TALIS» Florida. At that time, he stated ROY”

R~and DRAGER have a small arsenal of weapons, primarily
automatic rifles. All or most part of these guns are stolen.
The arsenal consists of three satchels, one belonging to FRANKHOUSER,

the other ‘to DRAGER and the third to both. Apparently only
FRANKHOUSER knows their present whereabouts.

ERQPES IRSA So stated that while in Florida City,
DRAGER told Him that he and CARROLL had stolen the checks made
out to the Marathon Cay Sal Billfish Tournament and had been

cashing them in the Florida Keys area. According to DRAGER,
CARROLL committed, the actual theft, while DRAGER waited in his

truck nearby.
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: DRAGER also told BRODERICK,..during that Florida City
meeting, that he had purchased’ an automatic rifle in Miami.

BRODERICK, Staff

On April 22, 1974, a tape cassette case with tape
cassette inside was received at FBI Headquarters enclosed in a
white envelope, bearing notation "20 April 1974; 85th birthday
of Adolf Hitler; thought you guys might like to hear from us.
FRANK DRAGER, WILLIAM CARROLL, National Revolutionary Army."
The speaker on the tape claims to be FRANK DRAGER. An examination
of the envelope by the Identification Division revealed three
fingerprints of subject, FBI Numer 405-550-E. Copies of this
tape was also sent to the "Trentonian Newspaper", Trenton, New
Jersey, and the “United Press International", in New Orleans,
Louisiana, as a press release far the National Revolutionary
Army (NRA). This tape in transcript form is set forth below:

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Transer prepared from tape recoM@ ng received at
FBIHQ on 4/22/74 with speaker identifying himself as Frank
‘Drager.

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» "TI had originally planned for this communication to
be typewritten, but since I stole this tape recorder, I guess
it's just as appropriate as a letter.

Clarence Kelley, Director of the FBI, _
‘ Washington, RC. . .

Dear Mr. Kelley:

I had always praised the thoroughness of the FBI,
even though on scores of occasions you've permitted your
paranoia and your lack of human understanding could foul. you
up. Your drooling excitement and your paranoic stupidity and
your fruitless eagerness at having Frank Drager in your grimy
grubs in Springfield, Illinois, make super idiots of the
Federal Bureau of Integration. You now realize how many

... foolish errors you:made. In the near future you will be en-
- ployed by the new natural goVernment of America rather than
the Jew Justice Department and such gupidity will not be
tolerated. How ridiculous for a gang of trained investigators
to be fooled and beaten by a teenager. Have you idiots put
all the pieces together yet? Whether or not you have, we both
thank God for your paranoid stupidity for now we are free to
continue tying together the few remaining loose ends which
will permit the National Revolutionary Army to eliminate
eriminal Jewish control of America. Now ovir armies can con-
‘tinue to join forces to eliminate this alien enemy government. :
Continue your search for Frank Drager and Bill Carroll. It'il i
be useless and frustrating. If you are lucky enough to capture
one of our soldiers in the future, beware, there's a speeding
soft-nose for all of our enemies. Unfortunately, tiost fellow
Agents are mercenaries. They are actually with us in spirit |
but they will still follow the orders of their Jewish superiors
to attempt to detect and capture our people and unfortunately i
we will have to deal with these Agents ruthlessly until they - |
realize that they are dominated and controlled by alien enemies t
of America and begin working on the side of right. At one i
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‘Now our goals are within our grips and our armies are beginning
to activate. A large segment of the left and the right are no
longer shooting at each other. Yes, the fear of our enemies

is now realistic. The bullets of all pro-American revolution-
aries are aimed at the alien enemies in control and not at
‘each other. Summer is near. Federal Agents beware. We mean
business an@ we have the facilities net to be stopped. Your
laws don't bother us; your jails don't scare us; and your
bullets will-be returned with more bullets. Your leaders have
-bankrupted our people, have starved them, and caused enough
materialistic havoc that we now have the will of the people
with us. Even the stupidist in America see through the grain
shortages, fuel shortages, price gougings, meat shortages,

work stoppages, and various other criminal corruption by the
enemy aliens in control. America's masses are in the corner.
Now just stand back and watch them come out shooting. When the
smoke clears, America shall be the victor.

, «White Power."

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"The following portion of this communication will
be the only press release of the New Revolutionary Army. In
future months, as our movement gains momentum, I wish for the
press to understand what we are about rather than what the FBI
tells them. There is a brief but somewhat, inclusive listing
of our program included.

The New Revolutionary Party herewith immediately de-
clares that the present Government of the United States of
America is, an illegal. confederation of aliens and enemies of
the people of America. The New Revolutionary Army, its officers
and followers henceforth secede from the United States of
. America until such time we may be able to restore a Government
of the people, by the people and for the people arid oust the
enemy aliens now in control. Through force and violence and
whatever means available to the NRA, we will totally, forcefully
and quickly restore sanity to our American republic. We have .
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the Bill of Rights, and eliminated or revised all the amend-
ments to the Constitution. We have formed a national caucus
of the hundreds of known and unknown political leaders whose
present identity will remain anonymous, who at the time the
enemy aliens perish or relinquish control, will immediately
be brought before the American voter to seize popular control
of vacant political offices.

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We of the NRA are the people, we speak for the
“people, and we will violently eliminate America's enemies
with the haste of a speeding bullet. The NRA has chosen for
its spokesman a well-known adversary for the return of America
to a natural social order. The revolutionaries of the NRA are
ordered to maintain in every way possible or to avoid detection
by the enemy, but are ordered not to deny their association if
at such time they are detected by the enemy or captured. AIL
NRA members and associates are instructed that if captured they
are governed by the laws set at the Geneva Conference for cap-
tured soldiers and prisoners of war. This is by all means a
declaration of wat. The enemies of white America will fall
like flies at a Raid party.

The following is a very brief synopsis of the goals
of the NRA once we seize power.

#1. All non-whites immediately loose citizenship
and prepare for repatriation.

#2. he Federal Reserve will be abolished and all
illegal tender returned and it will be replaced with legal
notes once citizenship is confirmed.

#3, “Israel immediately declared an illegal enemy

; state.

#4.. Immediate deportation of all Jews, either
racial or religious.

#5. Income tax abolished. (Product) taxation and
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enemy control in banking and financing institutions.

#8’ Immediate seizure of all’ properties and inter-
ests of all Jewish and/or enemies-of America.

#9, Immediate reinstatement of a-healthy racial
standard, Interracial marriage will be illegal.

#10. Abolition of foreign aid until necessary deter-
mination can be investigated.

#11. Immediate release of all political prisoners
presently being held by the enemy Government.

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#15. Immediate arrest and rapid trials of America's |
enemies and those persons who have willfully conspired to sell
out America's working masses. Harsh punishments to those
convicted. ;

#16. Protection by the Government of citizens
against illegal seizure of personal property and monies by
alien usurers.

#17. Right-to-work and receive a fair wage to help-

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practices; i.e., unfair mortgage interest, etc.

#20. Immediate reorganization of the nation's un-

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#21. Immediate return to the sovereign rights of
states. : ae

#22. Instant revision 6f£ the social security system
to allocate appropriate relief immediately and henceforth to
those elderly and needy citizens.

#23. Immediate abolition of all Government payoffs
to corporations and farms for not producing or growing
products and. for ridiculous depletion payoffs.

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#24, Immediate allocation to the formation of an
agency to scientifically and objectively investigate thoroughly
the harm and damages caused by various use of all drugs. Their
rapid but thorough study will be presented to the American
public, thus creating in some cases more liberal and in some
cases more stringent laws governing the use of drugs.

A. Stiffer penalties for users of
‘illegal drugs.

B. Harsher penalties for sales of
drugs. —

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forbidden drugs.

D. Abolition of drug give-away pro-

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order for the protection of all American citizens and the
elimination of America's enemies.

This tape was prepared by Frank Drager for immed-
iate shipment to the FBI, Copies are made by William: Carroll
and forwardéd to the press services for immediate release.

, ‘Frank Drager and Bill Carroll are both “officers of the NRA
and are presently being sought by the FBI.

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On June 11, 1974, NK T~2 advised he developed information
that would indicate a meeting was held at the residence of
AL LENTZ, Grand Dragon of the National Knights of the Ku Klux
Klan, in the York, Pennsylvania area. In attendance, were numerous
members of the Ku Klux Klan and Minutemen organization.

PRANK. DRAGER was known to have been at this meeting.
DRAGER outlined his plans for establishing an organization called
the National Revoluntionary Army. DRAGER explained that the goals
of this group were to "destroy" the United States Government and
replace it with members of his own group. DRAGER was believed to
have mentioned he contacted H. RAP BROWN, a black extremist, and
other activist leaders and plans to united, these various groups
to achieve his goals.

DRAGER also indicated he had a large quantity of dynamite
and plans to blow up two city blocks on July 4, 1974. DRAGER
stated that he did not have blasting caps at that time but might,
be able to get them from a Minuteman member in Indiana.

DRAGER alleges to have traveled to various parts of
the country and has urged members of the right wing to commit
acts of violence on July 4, 1974, so that the NRA could take
credit for these acts. The source was advised DRAGER exhibited
four .45 caliber pistols, three .30 caliber carbines and one
bolt action rifle at this meeting.

The source was further advised DRAGER braggs about his
passing bad checks in Florida and his using stolen credit cards
to purchase gasoline, food and lodging. DRAGER supposedly plans
to obtain $200,000.00 in the near future and this might be
‘accomplished through a kidnapping or bank robbery.

DRAGER further indicated sometime during the meeting
that he would like to know how to make letter bombs.

On June 13, 1974, NK T-3 advised he learned a meeting
was held at the home of ALBERT LENTZ, head of a small group called
the Independent Ku Klux Klan of York, Pennsylvania. FRANK DRAGER
was known to have been in atten@ance with six or seven other
right wing sympathizers. At that meeting, DRAGER stated he plans
to blow up two city blocks by placing dynamite in the sewer system
of this city.

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DRAGER also requested the group to cause incidents
such as explosions on July 4, 1974, so a group he is forming
called the NRA could take credit for it. DRAGER stated he was
going underground and would use the code name io

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DRAGER was known to have stayed at AL LENTZ' residence

from June 3} 1974 to June 6, 1974.
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On June 15,-1974, NK T-2 advised that in conversation
with a Ku Klux Klan member in Philadelphia, it was learned six or
seven individuals met at the home of AL LENTZ, on June 5, 1974,
in York, Pennsylvania. All in attendance represented a small group
of independent Ku Klux Klan members and several Indiana representatives
of the Minutemen. FRANK DRAGER was in attendance and discussed his
plans for the forming of a group called "NRA" and the source also
developed information that DRAGER was planing to blow up two city
blocks on July 4, 1974.

On July 2, 1974, Mr. ROY ERAUKHOUSER was interviewed by
Special Agents of the FBI in thay fégence of his attorney. FRANKHOUSER
stated he met FRANK, DRAGER on June 7, 1974, at the Coach House
Restaurant, 5th and‘ Walnut Streets, Reading, Pennsylvania.
FRANKHOUSER was brought to the restaurant by a JAKE (LAST NAME UNKNOWN)
an associate of DRAGER's; however, JAKE was not present during this
meeting. During the meeting, DRAGER wanted FRANKHOUSER's help in
obtaining fuses for timing devices for explosives and requested
further assistance in several projects. FRANKHOUSER stated he
declined in both cases. DRAGER stated he had looked into the Gubow
matter in Michigan, and indicated he and his group were going to kill
Judge GUBOW. DRAGER stated he had been to Michigan and "cased"
the judge's home. DRAGER stated he tried to contact the wife of
Reverend ROBERT MILES, in Michigan, but she would not talk to him.
DRAGER stated the only reservation he had about killing Judge GUBOV
was whether or not it would effect the appeal of Reverend MILES.

It is noted Judge GUBOW is the Federal judge who sat in
on the case involving Reverend ROBERT MILES, who was tried and
convicted for the bombing of school buses in Pontiac, Michigan.

FRANKHOUSER stated DRAGER also stated he was going to take
care of two FBI agents and mentioned the names CLONINGER (phonetic)
and MIFFLIN (phonetic). DRAGER indicated he was going to “blow
them out" and kill them. DRAGER also indicated he needed enough
explosives to “level a one story building". DRAGER stated that at
one point he was going to blow,»up an IRS building, but did not mention
any specific location.

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It is noted Special Agents of the FBI mentioned above are
possibly identical to SAS BURL E. CLONINGER and CHARLES F. MOFFET?,
who have worked Ku Klux Klan matters in the Trenton, New Jersey area.

FRANKHOUSER stated he accompanied DRAGER and they walked
to the vicinity of 3rd and Walnut Streets, Reading, Pennsyivania,
where a relatively new car was parked. _DRAGER opened the trunk and
FRANKHOUSER observed numerous handguns and rifles and believed there
were explosives in the trunk. FRANKHOUSER could not furnish further
description of this vehicle. DRAGER showed FRANKHOUSER the weapons
to show them "we mean business".

FRANKHOUSER then stated that DRAGER indicated he had a
"caper" planned that would meant $200,000.00. DRAGER did not
further discuss the caper. FRANKHOUSER concluded on his own that
the "caper" was possibly a bank robbery. FRANKHOUSER denied any
specific knowledge regarding any bank robberies on DRAGER's part.

FRANKHOUSER stated he was contacted by DRAGER via telephone
call on one occasion subsequent to June 7, 1974 meeting. At this
time, DRAGER indicated two of his men had been arrested and the
"caper" was delayed. This cdntact was about two days prior to
DRAGER's arrest in New Jersey.

It is noted the New Jersey State Police made available
a xerox copy of a parking ticket in the recovered 1973 Pinto, stolen
by DRAGER on March 11, 1974, indicating he was ticketed on June 6,
1974, at 1:41 pm, in the vicinity of 4th Street, Reading, Pennsylvania,
Ticket Number 18025, thusly verifying that DRAGER was in the Reading:
area on or about the date DRAGER and FRANKHOUSER -had their clandestine
meeting.

On June 14, 1974, Detective JOEN REYNOLDS, New Jersey,
State Police, West Trenton, New Jersey, advised a WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL
and a JAMES KEITH were arrested by the New Jersey State Police at
Bordentown, New Jersey, when they were noticed to have illegally
passed a stopped school bus on Route #206, at Columbus, New Jersey,
and it was subsequently determined their vehicle was a stolen motor
vehicle.

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CARROLL when stopped, produced a driver's license for a
WILLIAM R.“KJENKINS, 364 South Olden Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. ~
The arresting officer observed seVeral other documents which appeared
to be driver's license in the wallet of CARROLL, thusly arousing his
investigative curiosity. The"officer further noted a carbine protruding
from a cardboard carton in CARROLL's vehicle. The Vehicle Identificatio

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Number was put into the National Crime Information Center
computers (NCIC) and it was determined this car was stolen
from Lawrence Township, New Jersey, on March 11, 1974, by
FRANK DRAGER, JR. ,

; Alfurther search of the vehicle revealed four pistols
.and two MI .30 caliber carbines,-numerous urban guerrilla mini-
manuals, military handbooks, Nazi and Minutemen handbooks,
camping gear, gas masks and chemicals.
The weapons were specifically noted to be as follows:

1. One Savage .32 caliber automatic, serial
number 75190.

2. One Stoeger .22 caliber Luger automatic,
serial number 363.

3. One .30 caliber carbine, Plainfield Machine
Company, serial number 44837.
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4, Colt pistol .45 caliber automatic, serial
number 1883084.

5. Colt pistol .45 caliber automatic, Commander
Model, serial number 70SC19183.

6. .30 caliber Ml carbine, United States Government,
serial number 3329743.

A check with the NCIC computers failed to indicate
any of these weapons as having been stolen property.

Also contained in the vehicle were numerous chemicals
as noted below:

1. One bottle marked M<liexane.
2. Two bottles of hydrochloric acid.
3. One bottle of Xylene.

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. 7. Plastic tubing.

8. Amonia.

9. “One red .can marked motor oil.

These chemicals are presently in the custody of
New Jersey State Police Laboratory, West Trenton, New Jersey.

On April 17, 1974, Detective JAMES HEWITT, Lawrence
Township, New Jersey, Police Department, advised that their department
had a warrant for the subject's arrest. He is charged with fraud
for failure to return a 1973 Ford rental car, rented by DRAGER on
March 11, 1974. On August 6, 1974, Mr. HAROLD LANG, Lang Enterprises,
209 Lawrence Road, Lawrence Township, New Jersey, owner of the
Econo-Car Rental System, advised DRAGER rented a 1973 green Ford
Pinto, bearing New Jersey plates YOK-300, on March 11, 1974.
The vehicle was to be returned on March 18, 1974. DRAGER deposited
$75.00 cash, and produced a New Jersey driver's license issued to
FRANK A. DRAGER, JR., 214 East Franklin Street, Trenton, New Jersey,
driver's license number D7151 26761 08404.

LANG advised he reported the car stolen to the Lawrence
Township, New Jersey, Police Department, when the vehicle was not
returned on March 18, 1974. LANG was then contacted by Detective
HEWITT on June 19, 1974 and was advised he could pick up the recovered
vehicle from the New Jersey State Police, at Bordentown, New Jersey.
LANG made available the rental agreement which appears to be signed
by DRAGER. During the three months the vehicle was gone, DRAGER
totaled 16,509 miles having accured a bill totaling $2,393.71.
On July 12, 1974, Special Agent RONALD DECKER, Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco and Firearms, Trenton, New Jersey, advised a trace of the
abovementioned weapons seized on June 13, 1974, at Bordentown, New
Jersey, were ‘traced to their department which revealed the following
information:

1. The Savage .32 caliber automatic, serial number
75190, was sold to Simmons Hardware Company, ~
{no address noted) on October 23, 1912.

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2. The Stoeger .22 caliber Luger automatic, serial
number 363, was sold to OLAF WILLIAM! AIKEN
, 1846 West Lake, Famimish Parkway, Bellvue,

Washington. AIKEN was noted to be alwhite male,

Born October 17, 1939, at Webster, South Dakota.

_ Hévis 5°8", 150 pounds, having Washington State

\ License AIKENOW61PP. This weapon was purchased

. April 18, 1959, from the Seattle Sporting Goods,

“4740 Rosenfelt Way, Northeast, Seattle, Washington.

3.. The .30 caliber Plainfield carbine was allegedly
purchased by FRANK AUGUST DRAGER, 100-101 Ocean
Street, Marathon, Florida, on April 13, 1974.

4. Colt,.45 caliber Commander, serial number
le fae was last known to be owned by MARSHALL
L.yMC ELWANEX 45635 Casmere, Warren, Michigan, oor
—oyx“Névember 16, 1973. MC ELWANEY is a white male,
born April 12, 1950, Detroit, Michigan, 6', 158
pounds, having Michigan driver's license number
M245-585-497-285. He purchased this from Gell's
Sporting Goods , 11557 12 Mile Road, Warren, Michigan.

5-6. The colt pistol .45 caliber automatic serial number
1883084 and the .30 caliber Ml carbine serial number
3329743, were determined to be United States Government
weapons. The director of civilian marksmanship,
Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois, advised they have no
records reflecting these weapons were stold to civilians.
: RON DECKER, Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms (ATF) advised
these last two weapons are undoubtedly stoien but were probably
stolen prior to the institution of NCIC a i are not longer maintained
on Government records. Ja Aa DELP

On July 1, 1974, JAMES SOWARDYERTTN and WILLIAM ERIC
CARROLL were interviewed by Special Agents of the FBI at the
Burlington County Jail, Mount Holly, New Jersey, and neither subject
appeared cooperative. On July 17, 1974, the subjects were re-
interviewed and set forth is information obtained during the
interview.
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. WILLIAM, AME CCGA RROLL, in-mate, Burlington County
Jail, was “ade” kno the identity of the! interviewing agent
and the nature of the inguiry. CARROLL was advised of his
Constitutional Rights and indicated he understood these
rights bpt was unwilling to sign any forms indicating such
or to sign any statements. CARROLL was advised that the

‘ . interviewing agent, was specifically seeking information

regarding the activities of he and FRANK AUGUST DRAGER and a
group called the National Revolutionary Army (NRA). CARROLL
related the following information:

He stated he met FRANK DRAGER in the presence of a

THOMAS MIDDAUGH prior to the summer of 1973. MIDDAUGH was
described as his close friend and they both attended a
Ku Klux Klan (KKK) rally in Upper New Jersey, at which time

- MIDDAUGH introduced him to DRAGER. DRAGER is known to be the
legal guardian for MIDDAUGH. He was much impressed by the
zeal and philosophy of FRANK DRAGER and immediately became
his close friend and associate. Even though it was later
learned by CARRQGLL that DRAGER was a homosexual, he decided
to be tolerant of this fa¢t and they would continue to travel
together and expound their right wing philosaphy.

He stated he felt he had quite a bit to do with
FRANK DRAGER re~joining the right wing element. He stated
that they talked a lot about how the right wing could change
the country and felt they could work together as a highly
proficient team. He stated that many of their activities were
planned while they were high on marijuana.

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Later that cunmed! he and DRAGER were in Trenton,
N.J., where he was introduced to,one of DRAGER's best friends
by the name of JIM/SRODERICK. »BRODERICK was known to have
an extensive criminal record“and”at that time was dealing in
marijuana. BRODERICK was also seen on numerous occasions with
stolen checks believed to have been taken from the Trenton
area businesses. He, DRAGER and BRODERICK left the Trenton
area inasmuch as BRODERICK was involved in some way with a
200 pound marijuana buy which involved a shooting. CARROLL

stated he did not know the specifics of this incident.

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and DRAGER obtained employment at the Captain Couragecus Bar.
BRODERICK and DRAGER were known to have stolen numerous checks
from the Captain Courageous Bar and passed these checks to

.obtain morley to travel to Florida.

In September of 1973, he, DRAGER and BRODERICK were

arrested in Toms River, N.J., in what he felt was a "set up”.

He stated he believed the FBI had made their presencelknown to
the local authorities so the local authorities would arrest
and harass them for the FBI. The three of them made bail and
purchased 40 pounds of marijuaha’and left for Florida in
FRANK DRAGER's camper truck, They took several jobs under
assumed names, working as dishwashers and cooks. BRODERICK

then took a job at the Ocean Reef Beach Club in Key Largo, Fla.

He and DRAGER also worked there for a short time but were
fired.

During this period of time, DRAGER purchased an
M-1 Carbine and 4 .45 caliber automatic pistol while in
Florida. He and DRAGER thén travelled to New Orleans,
where they made a drug buy and stole a .32 caliber handgun
from a drug pusher on the New Orleans waterfront.

After making several right wing contacts, they left

New Orleans! and,travelled to Springfield, Ill., to meet

other right wing sympathizers. On their journey, they had
met ROBERT LGHELION.of the KKK and PB ROBE Berean PUGH of the
Minutemen.’ SHELTON and DE PUGH promised” uw Furie Support for the
NRA, which CARROLL stated was the same as the White Action
Movement founded by DRAGER several years ago at Trenton, N.J.
On their way te Springfield, they stopped at the residence of
DON ZINN in Michigan. CARROLL indicated that during their ‘
travels they wore constantly seeking weapons, ammunition, and
manuals on -goriiip warfare,

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While in Springfield, Ill., in February, 1974, they

‘were arrested for possession of marijuana, burglary tools,

and dangerous weapons. CARROLL again advised he felt the
FBI had something to do with this arrest and expressed the
thought that possibly DE PUGH was an informant or else the
FBI had seen them with DE PUGH And followed them to the

location of their arrest. CARROLL stated he used the iltJentification

of THOMAS MIDDAUGH inasmuch ‘as he theught the FBI and the

Florida authorities had waxrants for he and DRAGER.
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DRAGER obtained bail money for them and upon their
release from jail they tried to obtain the camper truck back
but were advised by the local authorities it was going to be
used as evidence in their pending case.

i * . Inasmuch as they had-‘no transportation, they then
hitchhiked from Springfield, T1ll., to York, Pa., where they
visited with AL LENTZ. They then proceeded to Trenton, N.d.,
and obtained a rental car which they did not return. CARROLL
indicated they then left the Trenton area and went to Boston,
Mass., in efforts to get him a driver's license. While in
Boston they tried to cash several more Captain Courageous
checks but were not successful, inasmuch as everybody
required photographic identification.

After having left Boston, Mass., they travelled to .
Washington, D.C., and visited a SKYLER FERRIS (phonetic). They
tried to obtain maps of the sewer system of Washington, D.C.,
from him. FERRIS was advised of their plans to boinb the

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and at first FERRIS was not
agreeable. FERRIS was then guaranteed that the local authorities
would be advised of the bomb a half hour prior te its detonation
on July 4, 1974. FERRIS was agreeable to this plan and

supplied them with the diagram of the sewer system. FERRIS

is further known to be a right wing patriot and supplied

names of local ‘patriots to DRAGER.

After departing Washington, D.C., they travelled

to Florida and visited with an ORVILLE een
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They then proceeded to Alabama here they registered
the vehicle they stole in Trenton, N.J. They then travelled
back to York, Pa., and saw AL LENTZ again. They. visited
several days with LENTZ and then returned to Trenton, N.J.,
where they looked up a JAMES KEITH, who is known to be a
close friend of JAMES BRODERICK. They requested him to find’
them an apartment which they could rent for several weeks
prior to their planned suly 4 attempt to bomb the IRS,
Washington, D.C.

KEITH, DRAGER, and he were going to the Florence -
Motel in Florence, N.Jd., to move into a room they had rented.
DRAGER was dropped off at an Acme Market to buy groceries
inasmuch as there was not room in the vehicle for the three
of them and groceries. They were heading toward the motel
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by the New Jersey State Police for passing a stopped school
bus. He stated he was going to shoot it out with the New
Jersey State Trooper but became concerned when KEITH did not
appear to go along with the idea. They were going to stay at
the motel ,for approximately two weeks and then return to
Pennsylvania and get dynamite from some patriots in Pennsylvania.
If this plan ‘was unsuccessful, they had planned to go to one

of the Western Statés and obtain dynamite under the guise of
future prospectors. He stated that the chemicals that were

in the car at the time of his arrest were experimented with

by he and DRAGER in efforts to make a bomb. These efforts were
not too successful and thusly they decided dynamite would be

a better method.

CARROLL advised the NRA is identical to the White
Action Movement formed by DRAGER in 1970 in Trenton, N.J.
He claims to have organized chapters all over the United States
and Canada and these groups are composed of disgruntled right
wing patriots who are not satisfied with the passive activities
of the KKK and the Minutemen Organization. He claimed to have
taken an oath and could not divulge who any of these other
members are. He claimed this group is storing weapons and
explosives and no chapter knows where the other chapter's
weapons are.

CARROLL stated the NRA believes in doing anything
‘necessary to support themselves while they are endeavoring to
overtake the U.S. Government. The NRA believes in bank
robbery, armored car heists, and cashing stolen checks.

He said presently the NRA has no plans for political kidnappings.
He stated all their members are instructed to die for the

cause if necessary. The NRA has devised a code system whereby
one member can contact another member without the Federal
authorities knowing this is being done. He stated they have
several training grounds throughout the East Coast and

Mid-West areas and their men are being trained in the use of

all kinds of weapons.

When specifically asked who other members of the
NRA were, CARROLL refused to identify any of these members
and it appeared as if possibly : no members did, in fact, ~
exist.

CARROLL advised JAMES KEITH, who was arrested with

him in the stolen motor vehicle, was not a right wing Patriot
and could not be trusted. “KEITH's services were requested

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by DRAGER inasmuch as KEITH is a close friend of JAMES

BRODERICK and was known to be active in criminal endeavors in.

the Trenton area. He and DRAGER believed. KEITH might be able

to financially help their cause. ‘
‘CARROLL advised the NRA's philosophy was an incorpora-

tion of much of the thoughts of the KKK, Minutemen, and the

American Nazi Party. He stated they were more revolutionary

and would actively and ardently endeavor to overthrow the U.S.

Government’ and replace it with the National Revolutionary

Army. He expounded the philosophy that the NRA. was anti-Jewish,

anti-Negro, and anti-Catholic. The NRA is promoting the

deportation of all non-native born Americans and the return

of the Jews and Negroes to their homelands. He stated they

were definitely against the Pederal Income Tax, which is

what led them to decide to blow up the IRS building in

Washington, D.C. The NRA further advocates political assassinations

if necessary. He;stated that DRAGER had considered killing

a Judge GUBOW in Michigan but decided not to inasmuch as the
judge's death might hinder the appeal of Reverend BOB MILES
who has been sentenced to prison by Judge GUBOW for the
bombing of school buses in Michigan. CARROLL stated he and
DRAGER have cashed numerous stolen checks throughout the U.S.
to support themselves. He indicated DRAGER was possibly
involved in an armed robbery in the Boston, Mass., area but
then decided he did not want to talk further about this matter.

DRAGER had obtained numerous handguns and rifles
while travelling throughout the U.S. Most of these weapons
were purchased in the name of FRANK DRAGER, using identification
DRAGER had obtained in his own name in Florida.

CARROLL was asked about his knowledge of a tape

. “recording sent to ORVILLE LIPPERT in Florida, where DRAGER
requests LIPPERT's assistance in returning his camper truck,
which LIPPERT purchased from him, to his aunt EDNA GRABER
in Trenton, N.J. In this tape, DRAGER identified himself to
LIPPERT so that EDNA GRABER can purchase back this vehicle for
DRAGER. CARROLL stated LIPPERT purchased this vehicle from

. DRAGER for $1.00. LIPPERT went to Springfield, I11., and

obtained the truck from the Springfield, I11., police authorities.
At the end of this tape, DRAGER makes reference to the fact
he killed “two pigs", in Atlanta and one in Miami Beach but
with zero publicity. DRAGER then states “watch out for the
third pig." CARROLL advised the word pig referred to the

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barnyard type and not to police officers. He stated they
obtained pigs which they killed and carried into a Jewish
synagogue in Atlanta and one in Miami Beach. He stated in
no way would he believe DRAGER would kill a police officer
unless it was in self-defense.

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was made “KndétHicthetientity of the interviewing agent yy
a show of credentials and was advised the FBI was inquiring
of him any information he had regarding the activities of
WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, FRANK AUGUST RBRAGER, and a group
ee 7 called the National Revolutionary Army.

KEITH stated he has known FRANK DRAGER for approxi-
mately two years. He was introduced to DRAGER by a JAMES
BRODERICK, who was described by him to be his best friend.
KEITH advised he personally has no political philosophy, and
more specifically is not invoived in any form or phase with
DRAGER or his right wing extremist activities.

On June 11, 1974, two days before his arrest with
WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL, known to him as JAKE, JAKE and DRAGER
appeared at his apartment at 125 Dye Street, Trenton, N.d.,
requesting his help in efforts to find an apartment. He
stated BRODERICK had given DRAGER his address. DRAGER and
JAKE stayed at his apartmént for one night. DRAGER stated
he needed a place to lay low for two weeks inasmuch as he
planned to travel to Washington, D.C., to blow up the
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) building at Washington, D.C.
KEITH advised he felt DRAGER was a braggart and did not
believe DRAGER would actually blow up the IRS Building.
DRAGER stated that they were presently operating a stolen
motor vehicle and were wanted by the FBI. KEITH stated he
found an apartment on the corner of Hamilton and Chambers
Streets in Trenton, N.J., but DRAGER refused this inasmuch
as it was on the third floor rather than the first floor.
That next evening, on the 12th of June; they visited a close
friend of KEITH's by the name of VINNY {RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton
Avenue, and requested of RAMPONE a garggé ivwntth to hide
the stdélen motor vehicle. He stated he did not tell RAMPONE
specifically the nature of the request inasmuch as he felt
RAMPONE might call the policé if he knew the car was stolen.
KEITH advised he knew DRAGER had numerous weapons concealed
in the vehicle, KEITH stated that he did not wish DRAGER

and JAKE to stay with him, so he recommended they! obtain an -
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efficiency apartment at the Florence Motel in Florence, N.J.
On the evening of June 13, 1974, he and JAKE dropped FRANK
DRAGER off at a grocery store in the Florence, N.dJ., area,
and as they were travelling to the motel they were arrested
by the New Jersey State Police on a Eraffic charge. At

‘ , the time they were stopped, CARROLL reached under the front
seat and drew out a .45 caliber automatic and stated he was
going to shoot it out with the trooper. KEITH told him
he was crazy, inasmuch as JAKE did not even know why they
were stopped. The officer advised them they had illegally
passed a school bus and requestéd to see JAKE's identification.
JAKE then handed the trooper a driver's license and the
trooper evidently noticed JAKE had several other driver's
licenses in his wallet. The trooper then apparently became
suspicious and made them stand against the car while he looked
around. The trooper then spotted one of the guns, placed them
under arrest, and later determined the car to have been stolen.

KEITH stated he is a parole violator inasmuch as
he has been arrested. KEITH indicated he had no involvement
with DRAGER and JAKE and had requested he transfer to another
jail inasmuch as his involvement with JAKE might get him into
further trouble.

He stated that in his conversations with JAKE while
in. the Burlington County Jail he has determined the following
information:

DRAGER and JAKE had received a map of the diagram

of the sewer system in Washington, D.C., from a friend of

DRAGER's who works for the Sewer Department in Washington, D.C.
t JAKE and DRAGER indicated they were going to blow up the IRS

Building in Washington, D.C. It was also determined that

DRAGER has dynamite and guns buried on a farm, which is in

Pennsylvania. The name GEORGE HOUSER was mentioned in reference

to this farm. JAKE had indicated he and DRAGER had gone to

the Boston, Mass., area and possibly were involved in a bank

robbery. JAKE and DRAGER had pre-arranged plans to make an

escape at any courthouse the other one was to appear if

apprehended. A person by the name of DE PUGH was to have

gotten a copy of the sewer planS of Washington, D.C., from

FERRIS. A RAYMOND DOERFLER from Trenton, N.J., went to a

Ku Klux Klan meeting at Risfng Sun, Md., in efforts to get

money for FRANK DRAGER's bail and further monies in efforts

to help DRAGER purchase his camper truck from a ORVILLE LIPPERT.

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is believed to use the code name "RALPH", FRANK DRAGER and
JAKE had planned to rob a bank and had considered also an
‘armored car robbery.

JAKE had mentioned on several occasions a training
grounds used by the National Revolutionary Army (NRA) for
the purpose of the invasion of Cuba and the NRA clains support
from the Cuban underground. The NRA supposedly plans to
invade Cuba on July 4, 1976. .

It was further learned that the camper truck, which
is a home-made camper and in the possession of ORVILLE LIPPERT, was
designed specifically to be used in smuggling guns across
the Canadian border. The wails of the camper truck have secret
compartments and DRAGER is supposed to have a gun contact in
Canada. Presently there are believed to be two 9mm. lugers
located somehwere in the camper body. JAKE also stated DRAGER
has a close friend who is affiliated with the Ford Motor Company
as an inventor. This individual is an excellent machinist and
has made numerous silencers for the right wing element.

. KEITH advised he did not condone the right wing
activities of JAKE and DRAGER and. stated he would help the
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of identification, i.e., driver's license, Social Security cards
and Selective Service cards and etc., of known friends and
acquaintances, interviews were conducted to determine how
DRAGER was in receipt of the identification of WILLIAM R.
JENKINS, 364 South Olden Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, VINCENT
RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, and RAYMOND
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Mr, WILLIAM 2, JENKINS 364 South Olden Avenue,
Trenton, N.d0./Uwas interviewed regarding his knowledge
involving his identification papers being found on a WILLIAM
ERIC CARROLL when CARROLL was arrested on June 13, 1974,
by the New Jersey State Police at Columbus, N.d.

JENKINS Initially advised he had no knowledge as to
how WILLIAM ERIC CARROLL could be in receipt of his driver's
license and Social Security Card. He stated he had lest
his wallet several months back and did not know its where-
| abouts. At that time, it was pointed out to him that —

CARROLL was a travelling companion of FRANK AUGUST DRAGER,
and that DRAGER had had his White Action Movament Headquarters
just two houses from the JENKINS' residence. At that time,
JENKINS advised that he knew FRANK DRAGER and related the
following information: .

He stated that early in the Spring of 1974 he
saw FRANK DRAGER in a camper truck with Pennsylvania tags
across the street from his residence. DRAGER had spotted him
coming home from school and pulled over to talk to him. DRAGER
had stated that he was wanted by the FBI and needed phoney
identification. JENKINS advised he could not help him and -
could not supply any information how he might obtain such.

JENKINS then advised that around the first of June,
1974, he again met DRAGER in the front of his residence and
DRAGER, at that time, was driving a green Ford Pinto believed
to have Florida license plates. Again DRAGER requested false
identification, and JENKINS advised he could not suppiy him
with any. JENKINS then noticed his driver's license was about
to expire and asked DRAGER to take him down to the Department
of Motor Vehiclesy Trenton, N.d., where he could obtain a new
license. JENKINS then stated he must have accidently Lost
his wallet in DRAGER's car when they were returning from the
Department of Motor Vehicles. Again DRAGER indicated he was
wanted by the FBI and local police authorities. He stated
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JENKINS advised he also observed a .45 caliber
automatic handgun in a holster which was shown to him by
DRAGER. DRAGER aiso indicated re was wanted for a
comspiracy to blow up something bu: DRAGER was not more
specific about this charge. DRAGER also mentioned he was
wanted for passing bad checks in several states.

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; VINCENT. RAMPONE, 545 Hamilton Avenue, was inter-
viewed regarding any knGwiedge he may have as to how WILLIAM
ERIC CARROLE was in possession of RAMPONE's driver's license

. and Social Security Card,

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KEITH and JAKE visited his apartment. They stayed there for 7
several hours talking about things in general. OF
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and talked about “niqgers amd how they should be sent back if
to Africa.” RAMPONE told KEITH that this individual was not- id
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the right wing program. At that time KEITH stated «a FRANK i.
DRAGER needed a garage to park his car. RAMPONE then t
realized DRAGER was also a right wing extremist and declined F
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identification at that time. RAMPONE showed his original i
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Mr. RAYMOND -DORRELER ch 49 Centre Street, Trenton,
N.J., voluntarify appeared at the Trenton Resident Agency
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and advised he
was a close friend to FRANK AUGUST DRAGER. He stated he and
DRAGER had been active together over the past several years
in matters involving the activities of the National Knights
of the Ku Klux Klan in Bucks County, Pa. DOERFLER advised
he is presently a leading officer of the Bucks County Chapter.

DOERFLER advised that inasmuch as FRANK DRAGER
has appeared ultra-radical in his right wing activities and
has been committing many criminal violations, DOERFLER felt
it was in the best interest of the Klan if they would
separate themselves from any of DRAGER's activities.

On March 12, 1974, DRAGER contacted DOERFLER at
DOERFLER's place of employment, The Pennington Furnace
Pennington, N.J., and asked DORRFLER to supply him with
phoney identification. DRAGER stated the green Ford Pinto
he was drivingwas stolen and he had plans of leaving the State
of New Jersey. DOERFLER stated that DRAGER was in the company
of a young white male known to him by the name JAKE. ft
was also noted that several weapons were observed in this
vehicle.

DOERFLER said to DRAGER he could not supply him with
any phoney identification, and more specifically could not
give him his.

DOERELER was told by DRAGER that he, DRAGER, was
going to leave’ the area and head toward Penndel, Pa., to
meet a FRED: SHAFFLER.at the Lantern Inn in Penndel. SHAFFLER
is known € to be employed at Ferneli's Auto Body in Levittown, Pa.

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it ond ils contents ore not to be distribvied outside your agency.

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On June 27, 1974, Mr. SCHUYLER DAVENPORT FERRIS,

2903 Brook Drive, Falls Church, Virgiwiiay was interviewed by

Special Agents of the FBI. He statei he continues his employment

with the District of Columbia Government, where he checks on and

takes remedial action concerning sludge buildup where sewage

pipes enter the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers in the Washington,

D.C. area. FERRIS related anyone claiming to be an engineer or

‘to acting on behalf of an engineer, may obtain free copies of

diagrams of water and sewer systems of Washington, D.C. area,

by contacting Third Floor of the District Building, 12th and
Pennsylvania Avenues, Washington, D.C. FERRIS denied having
furnished any such documents to anyone and emphasized that anyone
could obtain these diograms. FERRIS was asked if he had knowledge
of any plans to disrupt water or sewer systems in any major cities
and he denied knowing of any such plans. On June 30, 1974, FERRIS
telephonically contacted the FBI and advised Special Agents that
he desired to provide additional information in connection with
his interview as conducted on June 27, 1974. He stated that the
defense plans for the City of Chicago, Tilinois, are available on
request from that City Government and that they show the water and
sewer systems. FERRIS stated he has maps of Washington, D.C., water
and sewer systems which. he uses in his work for the District of
Columbia, but has never furnished same to any individual or group
nor has he ever been requested to obtain this information.

FERRIS was asked if he had recently had any personal contact
with persons from out-of-town who share his same political beliefs.
FERRIS then volunteered he had seen FRANK DRAGER earlier in June
1874. After DRAGER telephoned him at his home, DRAGER requested and
obtained from FERRIS a list of names and addresses of persons
described by FERRIS as “patriots”. He would not elaborate further
on this but described DRAGER as a worthless "bragger and fink", who
was recently arrested in Illinois and was thereafter released on
personal recognizance whereas ROY FRANKHOUSER, described by FFRRIS
as another patriot, had to post $100,000.00 bond for his release from
jail. FERRIS stated that DRAGER made no reference to any proposed
distruction of any city on or about July 4, 1974 and FERRIS denied
having any such discussion with DRAGER or anyone else. FERRIS stated
he does not know if DRAGER would participate in any such scheme and
felt certain that "no right wing patriot" would participate in any
such act of violence.

On July 2, 1974, Mr. JAMES C. ROBERTSON, Director, Engineering)

and Construction Administration, Department of Environmental Services,
District of Columbia Government, Room 309, Prudential Building,
415 12th Street, Northwest, Washington, D.C., was interviewed and it

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was determined that ROBERTSON's office maintains for distribution
1/1000 scale maps of the entire District of Columbia sewer system
and 1/1000 scale maps of the entire District of Columbia water
system. These maps are for persual and available free of charge

to persons having a valid reason but are not given away indiscriminatly
because of the cost. These maps have no dimensions and show no
detail except in a very general way. There is no record maintained
of the distribution. ROBERTSON advised the system is coded te the
map described above relating to detail map with scales of 1 inch

to 100 feet and 1 inch to 50 feet, showing the exact locations of
the water mains, the connections and valves. The maps are available
primarily to architects preparing building plans. He stated to
obtain copies of the detailed maps, the District of Columbia
Government requires a release to limit the liability of the district
in the event of a law suit.

On July 30, 1974, Mr. HASKELL L. COUNTS, Chief,
Construction and Engineering Division, Department of Environmental
Services (DES), Government of the District of Columbia, Washington,
D.C., was interviewed. Mr. COUNTS stated that DES maintains for
its own use and the use of a limited number of cthers having a
need for them, 1 inch to 1000 feet scale maps of the overail water
and sewer system of the District of Columbia. He said that blueprints
scaled 1 inch to 50 feet or 1 inch to 100 feet can be obtained from
DES for specific locations throughout the district. The blueprints
show exact locations of sewers, water mains, valves, connections,
etc., and generally are available to contractors and others having
a need for them. COUNTS advised that SCHUYLER DAVENPORT FERRIS,
who is employed by the Construction and Engineering Division, DES,
as a member of a survey party concerned with the city water and
sewer system, would have access to both maps of the overall water
and sewer systems and detailed blueprints for specific locations in
the District of Columbia.

On September 3, 1974, Mr. ALBERA RaelgRE was interviewed
at his employment , Quaker City Paper,”380 North Sherman Street,
York, Pennsylvania, by Special Agents of the FBI. LENTZ stated that
DRAGER stayed with him at his residence 330 North Street, York,
Pennsylvania, during the first week of June. He stated that DRAGER
had several guns in his possession at that time. LENTZ advised that
there were other Klan type individuals from Indianapolis in attendance
while DRAGER was there, and they and DRAGER held secret discussions
towhich LENTZ was not privy. LENTZ advised that he never heard
DRAGER talk about bombing but knows that DRAGER was talking big
about going underground. LENTZ advised that no one in his group
favors “weatherman tactics" and that if he had learned of a bombing
plot, he would have contacted Captain MC CAFFERY, of the York,
Pennsylvania, Police Department, before he would have allowed

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destruction or killing. Regarding DRAGER's claim to bomb the
city on the Fourth of July, LENTZ advised he never heard such
plans and regards DRAGER as a blow~hard., LENTZ said he has a
news letter from DRAGER dated 1972 where DRAGER claims to be
underground.

, On June 13, 1974, a search of the 1973 Pinto, stolen
by DRAGER on March 11, 1974, produced the following type pages
apparently prepared by CARROLL describing the NRA, the formation
of an NRA cell, a message to the Left, though CARROLL speaks,
Commandant Reports, official position on non-whites, and letter
to the Director of Federal Bureau of Integration.

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eekved by most fuctions and Yound that the suprert had become
overwnelming in favor of a true Rigntist Revolutionary under-

ground. Unfortwia ately meny leaders were nat personally contacted
because the Federal idiots briefly inserupted our tour with

some rinor phony hare ent charges. SBuoze of you whe nad not

been contacted obably already heord of our many exploits °
into the ene G vuuderstand exactly what we have in

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While om a@ National tour visiting verious Ieadsrs in bovh the.

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We were able to "set spt quite & SyYsteT: around the Hation anonig

our Revolutionary Cone 6m hefors our eapture dx Dllincis «na

we have been tree +o continue our efforts since that tine. Being -
wonted by saveral Stated ge the “ederal Government hae to

some degree hindered Cue HET Oru eS Ce aTy erYorts but our acetone

plishmsnta in the past several month ave deen overwneluingly
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the Hationsl Revolutionary You shail hear of and 3e|d
‘abou Revolutionary oxploits: mauay comordihaves exforte ‘in .

several, States 2¢ the etine We Eve nov eanahle to set
in nearly every State at th time, Wa have the weapons
“and “Socnnolony aac ons pras songth will soar as our Yenus
cccur with more Pruqaency o
Sone of our feats (Such as killings piss in Satans Temple) will
appear to acconuplish nothing but we €o stisl need the enexies
paranoid fright to assish us to reach cur und Z0ale
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fhe Revelutionaries in the ao not cersidar themselves
the new leaders of wu ie) e merely Actionarics
who will co-ordinate Ye

Ove Soldiers will operate in total secrecy wi anonomidity
except for such times they 7 nigat WUNLGortunc eehy be Getectver
by thé eneny end av that % OY shail onsniy pProcisin

the. very sane things that pubLicly roclains : . ,

We are cperating in “celis” of between 4 ani iO men and
and no "cell" knows of tne peade renin oF an

teeli", There are 5 persone in 5 ser & seebtions of
cuericoa who know all the "erli? leaders and: are capable
~eowordinate Action if any of the haticna Staff? are Capt
by the enemy. ; a

We with gatrer our finenees by taking by force the enemies
money, we will rob banks, kidnap, force checks. fiecay ereait
‘eards and generally extort ove Financial existance Prom our
wealtay and inZtivential eneny. Cur enemy is tne gew cur
present Government is the jor. :

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Ye will not rest until every traitor to ovr system is elimindted
and the Communist and Zionist Yorld conspiracy to éominate the
“White Race is rendered useless, - *

When we see the Communist clenched fist, we will cut it off. ;
When'we see the Zionists star of david it will enrase us to x,
attack. inen we sec the Jew nose,.we will be looking Govt -
the sites of ovr rifles.

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— FORMATION OF CELLA

if you are ‘of! a true Ye Revolutionary ~~ 3 do not.
hesitate to form an NRA cell of your own. | Committ Revolutionary
Acts, Rob Banks and if it was done in the spitit of the White
Racial Liovement, we will accept credit for it and-in all probe -
ability contact and recruit you into the "inter-circle" of our
Movement, . a ; . : , ,

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Tt.will be rather difficult from this point on to contact us
because we are already in permanent hidcouts which we refer
to as Canps. we don't nix with the public end enly leave our

Camps to commit & Kevolutionar ect, — - .
But if you should decide to be one of us, in all probability
some one in your area is’already a member and we covld arranges

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‘for & contact.

We have a code systen set up throughout North America so that
we can stay in continual contact with our Cornrads and ratner

‘doubt the Feds will ever be able to breck our systen. -
Beware if you are an eneny agent yourself, We have in ovr ;
possessicn a lie Gevector, sodiun Ginethol, the technolicy
+o use this equipaent and the ways and means of elininating
enemies. , :
We have meny automatic weavons and chemicals for making high
explosives ant who techy nolesy for coinz’ so. We haye exnicrcives
which have been stolen over the venrs feor various enemy camps
We will buy and steal more tomatic weevens end ex losives
and we wil reeruit mere per “Who have alresndy stored aAvay
cashes of such, Wa have se silencers and tne contacts
to get mere. ie haye acids and otner hbrifying goodies,

% topped and we have the materials nece --

We dont’ oe
essary to ay to kill the CNLEY e
ve are presently working on a device which can be renote core |
trolled over 2 great distance waith will horify the enany with
gigantic explosions ie are attempting to perfect a sound
Gevece which will Dilow up the enemies war dew rices at a safe
istonce. Ye are looking into the preduction of lazer equip-
nent end shall have answers soon.

We are working with an anti-Commimist group oid shall perhaps
have 2 safe forcign base within the next several months. This
would oven supply us with nuclear nissles, ete. wowltt!!

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Ve “have recruited into our renks many persons and some leade
‘who have over the years worked for tne so~called left: in the
‘Ynited States. Once they looked into our philcsopvhy and found

that the philosophy that pes been pumoed into their brains over

the past several years, they could r no’, resist finding out more

Gnee the so-called leftist found out that they were lured into

the leftist (Red) encampnents with érugs, sex-and generally

nothing :hilosophies, they were ready tor US.” 7

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‘Once they lived with groups of ‘noneWhi jes and drug addicts, *
they found that they wanted nothings to do with the Reds. iost. a ‘
dropped ont, began to yonder, returned to Nature and healv:
food digts and K st their ears and eyes open. Vhen they finall
.discover the real Natural elements such as the great oucdoars
and what could de done for whe °F sticxing to e-health fooi
or Natural diet, they never again ould think seriously abouts
the so-called leftist pnilosomhy. .

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HOVEMENT » She

They became potentien recruits for the Natura
movement waich Gisires to return to the Uatur

Phe Government had become their eneny, Ghe
poison, the left became a negative and inp

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the Spocks, Del ofimens, Aptnekers, wailers,

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need the jew to lead your Revolution

The Lett is not ov eneny s the Right is not your enemy, The
~@overnment is OUR enemy and we must brinn this jewish conspiracy
ealled the Republicans “and remocrate to its knees and replace

it with a _sovernzen t+ of the people, by the veople and for tne

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Bhrovsh the many spay @ failure for the Richt’ . no-one
has succecded in stoping tne Zisnist~jew-Communist Pvolution
that has taken place throughout the Vorld. In this time the
Politicians have deserted us, our Presidents have sold us cus
for more power for themselves end ovr money hes been constmed
by the very sows who are chewing away at our society. :

Our cities are almost completely -destroyed by junkies, queers
and degenerates of tn-imaginable sorts, @nerés is the smell of
a hospitol in the air, as a conglomeration of. sick pecple
gather in the hearts of our once beautiful cities. :

Most young pecple have just droepved out. They're not Commun sist,

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they are Just nothing! what nave ve offered them for a re=
placement for Communismor Capitolism whi ich has becone sub-
seviant to free enterprise end the waster of our people rather
then tne vehicic to maintain freedon.

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Recent noisy grouns of anvi-Civilisetion Recs Rave
attention of the youth bus not their sympathy

making Reds do now ; iy. to offer the

more than noise =n EE BO gE

eliminate such j gengs that

entire state

~ We must eliminate certain prédujuces in the R

constantly hear Rizgnt rs alelling + =
If a youth group benr ing all short h :
fex people would ¢ z of that srouns oF ac:
long hair came about due to a hush Loft wins campas a
not mean that aii Lens haired people are weds. la Fc
, rash statenes te notonly senaraAtes our Youta Trou % ‘A -
Wing thus eliminating the renotest possibility of creati
a conversation “wit the Youth but it also drives them even

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of Risht Vingers to reach tne Youth and the successes of the

left to reach them t} ny other single issue tT siecomes to
my mind and that is i. (JJuana. The Right Ving iggy 2 it and

the left wing for it. The real purpose of Pot (now) is not

as most Right Vinsers believe, i.e., to destroy the minds

of the Youth, but rather to sevarate Right vinsers from Pot
Smokers, The averare person who indulges in a little Fovt.
Broking “is not:a left winger but ‘since most Right Vingers

are anti-Pot, the probability of the two getting together

is remote even though they might have.the same basic volitical
.thoushts. Fot is political and more and more Right Wingers
are beginning to take a more leisurly attitude at Pot. smokers
as they find their ranks dwindling. :

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If we allow things that are not basic issues to divide us, then

‘we will surely looses. ‘ig cannot afford this. fhe Revolution
is here end Victory is at hand. We are joining forces with
other tiationalistic Zrouvs here and abroad. Many men have
beén waiting years for this time. Segrents of the Right and
left are joining forcesa,.- Many have lost their lives prepar-
ing for this Gay and we don't intend letting them down.

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As. a great man once said "PHIS PIG THE WORLD".

Those of you wno are fighting on our side, be it directly or
in@irectly, umdexrsround or abore, let us strike only at the
real enemy, the jew and the jew infested Government.

May reason be our guide
sacred duty to act in %

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nay our will be our strength, may our
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all uy ouv faith protect our PEOPLES .
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North Eastern: Frank sything going well, awa mz WOrd |
from the council for planned activities. Four nek busted
for non-political charges, they'll te OX. Sight problem
with two Commecticut units-~seems like they 've been infiltrated.

South Eastern: Ho problems, giving the Feds hell. No new
units this month but existant units are all ready for action.
‘Lets get going. . _ -

Central: Lets of Federal activity out here and we haven'+
been able to do much, Vaiting for word on Hationally cc-~
ordinated effort. BEleven new celis formed, find informnetion
enclosed, Good meeting ‘last month, keep up the good work,

Neeth Western: Apparently little-or no Federal ha rassment,.
|Z think we are really in the clear out here, G@hey still
have little of no knowledge of the existance of our section.

South Fastern: A real nolitical hot bed, Following your
instructions to lay lov until we can get ous hands on the

Red bastarés getting all the publicity, KAS Can't hola the
S i Ju :
units down out here they're ail efter blood. . Hope they don'ts
begin aoing things thout permission or until our litvle
a

wi
National thing can te done. .

Canoge: Lots of excitment up here
with other groups and shoulda real2

cod socne

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The New Hatural Goverggent of America fully rec TEs that
there ‘has Seen con isid@Mble mis-treatment of thd@on-dhites
in America. e don?t teke any blame for it but we also do

not get upset ‘at our ancestors because of it. -

It is our firm opinion that the cultures of the White and
Non-Wnites will never mix well. here will always be race
hatred. on both sides. Segregation did not work, Integration
ig not working wnich leaves us with one solution: Separation.

We think that the majority of Blacks would avprove of ‘separ~

ation end we huow that the mejority of whites would aiso.
-®he only real vroblen in a Sevaretion prosvram is. where are
- the Sepertees to fo. here are Elack movements who vant a
“part of the payeae bbates aud there are those who favor re~

patrin,tion to Afr

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--s

There are White organi. vations who approve of either o: both
plans aud there are tihnite organisations who favor genecide
of -the 4merican Blacks. .

We think we have come up with a2 plan which will eventually
gain the support of both Blacks and shites Ve must remenber
that in a situation Like this scmeone must “aiways got hurt
put we would like to Go it with as little suffering AR DOSS

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It isa % the majority our penel institutions
ave overxh leved by Elacks. It is a known fact the
he maj r Welfare srogrem goes to the suppers of the
Brees Comunity. is a fact that there ere scores of Govern~
ent agencies wiose total financial allocavion goes to the
supnors of Blacks. Because of the amount of Black crime, at

least a large percentage of our police’ are only necessary
because the Elacxs wre there.

If we took the Billions of Smit tax Collars which new is
allocated for the supvort of tlacks and pit those tax dollars
to a.constructive use, we could solve the troblem withcut toa
much pain and sudsering on either side.

e 2a following vroject 1 think
ecaust in America we select a
besin ta puind a Community

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‘favorable section of a
in wnich the Slacks of America could maintain a healthy society
that could comrete industrially wath otner nations. Ou this
piece of Real sustate in Africa we build several cities of the
very highest quality. We construct enousch Industrial centers
and places of business go that all Blacks could be gainfzully

aployed or etch a living. «% Supply their wovernnent wrich
vila “be elected by tne nlacks thonselves wath enough inew how
and capitol to bein its operation. ie supply each black with
enough money until such time he cen get re= asettled in his new
land. we suvrly free transgortaticn to fieeca for.all Blecks
and any Whites » they have married who wish to go with then.

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Sis Black Nation | “sey. won't fear attack @: other

1 Qud also supply When wi th enough arms to tect them-
.trom attack.

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chaty.inmgpich with the technoligy, know how aud suprort —
c.cun their sation as they see fit witnaout interferance frox
Waite hations. =

his program could be ernestly and objectively examined

ation. So ae
Blacks are not our enemies even though sometines it might
ar as they are. The blacks have been the tools of the

righ nepiracy to foment Revolution for their eventual
1 mili itary takeover of America.

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‘fhe Blacks woke up when great men like Melcom X.began telling

at the head of every Black organicati te
saticns were Financed by

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the jew. He saw that these grotps weré going no-place.
ke looked at the Ghettos and Giscevered tha’. tae very se:
jew who was preaching Black freedom and eguei rishts was
Liquor stere owners the ovmer of tne rat infested tenenen
he parasite who was sucking the Black blocdé waile at the
ime pretencing to help tnen.

Wetve got to reach the Black, we've sot to utop shootings at
each other, fie Black and whit re not eauh others eneny
in Americe. Tne sovernment is our enemy and the jew has
taken over our Government.

Black Revolutionaries, this is an appeal to you to turn your

guns toward the aliens in control of this screwed up society
and work amoung your Ranks to adopt our progran for the gooa
<.of all Whites and Blacks in America,

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fhe saitional nevolu nary ary is the militeny uf®>reround
faction of an already stan Government who is dy and
capable of seising inncdiate power in the United “States at
the very moment the .R.A. is successful.in eliminating the
enemy aliens now an ‘Power. . .
The fi.ReA. pledges destruction of the existant vovernnent of
the United States and a full return to a truly represented
Government of tne people, by the people and for tne people.

There has already been a Revolution in ameri

-50 years but it was a silent Revolution. he Zionist jew
and Russian Communist (usually one-in the see) have told

-us repeatedly that they were going to take us-without firing

a. Singie shot anc they have succeeded to do so.

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Yes, @ world wide conspiracy of Comsunist athfistic jews have
blatently crepted into th Governnont of the United States and
as ;

with their tower and money have continus ly brainwashed America

th Or Ma

into believing that they should vi LGAtEu y maintsin hin
Government positions. ven now there is 42 movement to eliminate .
still enother porticen of our holy Coast cution and yermit a

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foreign born to seek the Presidency of the United Staves.
Of ccurse we knoy the foreizn born these creens have in mind,
it is that si List traitor to

% gbobe-trotvuing israel porn jew Ziox
America Henri i

These forei unist and
almoat sone erica witn

neywe Dan Ot even to

that tne my, i 10st news
by these alicn enery pares

These minipblators of money & taken ur
economy and have created a de ssioz SAB We
are now so economivzlly ensla to PUN
our every cay life. he aver wor = much
more money tnaan he nas ever &: bef a it
ine ofeasingly aifricvlt to out ca 6 is Yan-
ily. <A created gas snortese OUt so far
out of reach thet Americas wo qm ar drive
for pleasure 4:4 is cold in the Vint wei ed inen%
shortaces put beer so far out of range that Americas familics
had to’ cnange their diets consicerably, Of course they ound
they had to “relas Gheix raniad risins prices because the meat
was rotting as America startes ‘Sairting diets. Everything

in our’ 2conomie system depends upon the jew minipulator.

“Bren our National debt has clined to a rediculous estronomical
figure of 472 or more Billion dollars, Our gold reserves have
dwindled to an #1]l tine low of 9 nilli whereas ths intereart
on the Hational debt is sevexa mes 4 oncy
we have in resarve. - Our inter ©: i
higher than our National budet 4

PAY PHIS LNGUREST TO? Go the ~
course whnicn is owned and contro
efotistical Rothscnilds.

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Director, .
Pederal Bureau of Integravion _ :

Washington 25, Disvcict of Coous

Dear Me. nelly:

Itve eaiways praiseu the thoroughness of the F.P.I. even
though, on scores of occassichs youtve permitted your naranola
and your lack of human understending to Youk you up. Your
drooling. excitenent, your meses 101d stupidity and your frruite
‘Less eagerness at having rrank vrager in reurcsriny grires in

Springfield, fll. nade super idiots of the Federal Euresu of

uU ’ail be erinlo ved by the New hatural

In the near future ro
Governnent of America rather then the jew Justice Departnent

‘and such stupidity WiLL not be tolerated. How rediculous Por
(& "gang" af "trninea"!- investigators to be foolca and besten ty
a@ti:enager. Have you idiots put all the pieces tonether yott
ivthether or not you have or Lave not, we both thank God for
| your paren id stupidity, for nov we are free to continue tying
together the few reiaining 2oone enas whic $i, permit the

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National nevolutior ALTE? Go coat winate i
2ue Fo. J03n Porees

trol of Auerics. Nav our armies can cont
to Gliminate this Ssien ens aovern: “onte

Contin ke your search for wrank Drager and
Lt!1]) be useless Ad Preustrating Ef Yau are vey
capture one of our i Puture -cREVARETU,
is a-spreding sartt & eneiLes

Unfortunately, most receral Agents are iercenary’. They
are act: wediy with us in spirit but they will stiil Pollow tie
orders’ of their jecsish superiors tc attempt to cetect and
capture cur peonis ind unYortunately we wil

iid have to deal with
ze tuat they are

these a@axents ruthlessiy unin they real
er america and begin

dowinated and coutrosled bY “ilen enerri
-working on the side of “night”.

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At one tine, not too long aso, te Patriots were as useless
as a bunen of foolish “boots” with uothing goiusg for us but
our idealistic goals. Now our goals are Within our grips a

nd
‘our Arnies are vegiuning to activate. A larse segnient of the
"left" and the "right" gre no loner shootins at each otner.
Yes, the fenr of our enemies are now realistic. Yhe Gullits of
the pro-America Tevoliuticnsries are aimed at the alien enemies

in control and not at each other.

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fhe following is a t& t a tape sent to the Fe. Stand the news
services: in early april 974. . “@

The new Revolutionary Army herewith Snnediately declares that
the present Government of the United States of America is an
illegal confederation of aliens and enemies of the people cf

knerica.

The Yational Revolutionary Army (TRA), i offi ers an@ followers
nenceforth Sececd from the United States a America until such
time we may bs able to restore a Goverhzent of the people, by

the people and for the people and oust the: enemy aliens new in
control. ;

Pc aMesteers ©: A
Pr RAS Ds Sy MRE

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Through force and violence and what ever means availabic to the

RRA, we will, totally, forcefully and quickly restore spnity to i
our American Republic. -
ive have adopted the american Constitution in its original fora, i
revised the Bill of Rights aud eliminated or. revised all of th i
Amendments to the Constitution... i
ve have formed a Hational vausus of hundreds of knovn and some :
uneknown political leaders whose present identities will romain :
avionomous, whe at the tine the eneny aliens perish or relinanisna :
control, wh immediztely be brought tefore the Anerican voter i
to seize popviar control of the vacant’ political oifices. :

H
de of the HRA ax 2 speak for the peovle,tind we :
will violenti: iminate Americas cnenies vith the haste of a r
speeding : : }
whe HRA re @ , yell known édversary
for the x ft! Sociel Grder. he i
Revolution oz ered 40 maintain seorecy H
in every ssib : evion by the eneny, F
but are ordered not to deny their associazion. if at such time > i
they are getected by the enemy or captured, , i
ALL N.R.A. members and associates are instructed that if cap- EF
tured they axe governed by the laws as set fortn at the Geneva i
Conference for captured soldiers and prisoners of war.
fhis is by all weans a Declaration of Yar. The enemies of :
White daerica will foal] lake flies at a "Raid" party. i

a " WHIGG POWER

FRANK DRAGER AND BILL .CARROL

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THE FOLLOVIUG IS BASICAL LY THE PROGRAM OF THE iA TLORAL RBV*

OLUTION AR ARRY DXAG, «AS If WAS NSLEASED TO @. itl. ASD

NEWS SERVICES Il BART: RIL 1974. if as ONLY A @tsr"

VERSION OF SCE OF OUR UUALS AND AT A LLUCH LATER os A

VERSION WILL BS LELESASED THAL WILL eODalryY AND -THO OKOUGHLY

EXPLALN OUR FOLIPTICAL PLATFORG:, oe

1. All non-Whites, loose citizenship and prepare for revatriation,
i.e/ separated society until transportation can be arranged.

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2.- Pederal Reserve abolished and ali illeg zal- tender retumed
and replaced with legal notes to those persons who are legal
U.S. Citisens. ’

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De ‘Israel immediately declared an. illegal eneny Stat

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4. iumed diate deportation of all- jews=-Racial or Re ligious.
5. Income tax abolished Froduct taxation and industria
support for the ational budget.

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Te Tmmedi ate elinination of Foreign, Jewish end enemy control
ef banking and financial institutio ;

8. Immediate s

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9. Immediate reeinstatement of a healthy Racial standard,

12. Immediate and total revision of the Juciclary system.

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30. Abolition of foreign aid until necesrery determination i
ean be investigated. : ae
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}L. Imuediate release of all political prasoners vcesentiy being 7d,
held by the enemy Gcvernnent. : |
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13, Immediate re-orsenis ation and/or elimination of all rse-
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t4. Immediate re-organization end/or eliminaticn of the Welwfare |
and all other seaeral "give away" Sovenmes azencies.:
id trials of Americas enemic
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15. Imrediate orrests and ra

and those persons who have wi
Americas working masses. har

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Lully conepinea to “geld owe"
h junishnents to those convicted.

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16. Protection by the Governmmt of citizens against illegal
seisure of (pers sonal Broperty and mories by alien USCIBe .

17. ight “to work and recieve a fair wage to healthrully
maintain alll citizens and their families.

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18, GX Immediate rev to our original form o(@ Rerzecentea

Repvbiic as prescribed UW our founding Fathers.
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19. Immediate abolition of all wmfair usery practices. i.e./
Unfair mortgage practices, etc.

20. Immediate’ re-organization of the Rations unsatisfactory
school system, Nstabishnent of free education system and trade

schocil and apprentice progran, ~ -

21e Immediate return to the Soverisn Rights of States.

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Social ‘Security systen to allocate

22. Instant revisicn the
ately and hencerorth to those elderiy

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23. Immediate abolition of all Governnent "nayoffa" to corv-
ovations aud farms for not producing or growing products and
for rediculous depletion payofis. Botal eliminatio nm of ali
fovernnment price fixing bus not necessarllly certain price
ceilings and/or some ‘convrols to pretect the pudlic,

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